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Assuming you are referring to U.S. currency, and assuming a $100 bill is the same thickness as a $1 bill (4.3 mils), and assuming the bills are new (not wrinkled), 2750 of them would measure 2750 x 0.0043" or 11.825" (about a foot).

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