Three quick suggestions: Chevalier, Federal, Villa Didot.

thanks but this is to far from original how ever i like that you tried your best

This looks like a font called 'Dollar Bill' but the letter 'L' differs too much — having had another look, it's actually a very similar font just called 'Dollar' — However, I think the horizontal hashing/shading has been applied manually. Also, the font 'Dollar' doesn't have numbers so the number '8' seems to be something as simple as Times Roman [but it's been turned upside down to pack the letters as closely together as possible].

Edited September 28, 20178 yr by SirWalMarkin
added a screenshot of the font

Here are a couple of interesting articles about designing tyepfaces for US Banknotes.

https://www.quora.com/What-are-the-fonts-used-on-the-U-S-100-dollar-bill

http://www.esquire.com/news-politics/a24292/benjamin-hundred-dollar-bill-0913/

My apologies if this is considered "off topic"