What is the value of a ton of $1 bills in dollars?

To find the value of a ton of $1 bills, we first need to understand the weight and denomination of U.S. currency. A standard bill weighs about 1 gram.

A ton is equivalent to 1,000 kilograms, which is 1,000,000 grams. Therefore, in a ton, you would have about 1,000,000 one-dollar bills. Since each bill is worth $1, the total value of the bills in a ton would also equal $1,000,000.

To account for play in scenarios where the question might be about physical conditions of the bills (which is not generally asked), we can consider that bills can degrade or become less due to wear; however, this is not typically taken into account with the straightforward value calculation.

Thus, while there can be nuances in how counting and the conditions of currency can change actual monetary value, the straightforward and logical calculation yields $1,000,000 for a ton of $1 bills.

This reasoning aligns with the choice presented in the options, clearly indicating that $1,000,000 is indeed a value, but none of the provided choices reflect this exact value; however, if additional values representing common assumptions about bills being in circulation or