How much is a 1934 100,000 Dollar Bill worth?
None of those bills are in public hands. They were only used for transactions between Federal Reserve Banks. In fact, the only reason they made high denomination bills ($1000, $5000 and $10,000) in the first place was for banks to settle accounts between each other since there was no electronic systems at the time, and using smaller bills could be too bulky. There are examples of all of them in existence but none of the $100,000 bill. If one of those notes was available for sale, and it was determined that it was legal to own, it would sell for a very large sum because it would probably turn out to be the only one of its kind a collector could hope to own.
