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Okay, well there are a ton of star notes in the 2009A series of hundreds. I'd actually be surprised if you didnt see a couple at least.

Really, if you were wanting to search your currency, you wouldn't want hundreds. the lower the denom the more chances of scoring big(which, to let me clarify is well below 0.1% of bills), although yes for handling a large sum of money youd want all hundreds.

So, for star notes just input the data into
http://www.mycurrencycollection.com/reference/star-notes/lookup

and itll tell you if its rare. anything above a million can be spent without regret.

as far as serial numbers, here are some fancy ones to look out for, worth over their face value and in some cases, many times

http://www.coolserialnumbers.com/FancySerialNumbers.aspx

Then look at the year, since it could be all hundreds you can find older bills easily in the hundreds. Age and condition matter when selling old currency. My cutoff is the year 2000 or so, though it has to be in good condition. i'd say 1960s and before is where you can make a premium just for having it even if its ratty