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Description
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Three Eras, One Icon: Follow the evolution of the $2 bill from 1928 to 1976, each featuring Thomas Jefferson but with unique designs, seals, and historical significance.
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Historical and Collector-Grade: Includes two notes in Good/Fine (G/F) condition with light wear and one in About Uncirculated/Brilliant Uncirculated (AU/BU) condition, showcasing crisp, near-mint quality.
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History You Can Hold: From the Roaring Twenties to the Bicentennial, this set brings iconic American moments to life, including the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
Embark on a fascinating journey through American history with this unique 3-piece $2 Bill 20th Century Type Collection. Rarely seen in everyday circulation, the $2 bill carries an air of mystery and charm—and this set captures its evolution across the 20th century. Each note is more than just paper currency; it’s a snapshot of the era it represents, filled with character, symbolism, and patriotic pride.
The collection begins with the 1928 $2 United States Note, the very first small-size $2 bill issued by the U.S. government. Featuring the familiar portrait of Thomas Jefferson and a striking red Treasury seal, it reflects the post-World War I optimism and the financial shifts of the late 1920s. Next is the 1953 $2 United States Note, which continues the tradition with updated Treasury signatures that mirror the changing leadership and policies of the post-war period. Finally, the 1976 $2 Federal Reserve Note commemorates America’s Bicentennial, showcasing a powerful image of the signing of the Declaration of Independence on the reverse—a tribute to 200 years of American freedom and unity.
Collectors and history lovers alike will appreciate the diverse conditions of the bills, each carefully selected to represent its time with authenticity. The 1928 and 1953 notes are in Good to Fine condition, showing gentle signs of their age and use, while the 1976 note arrives in About Uncirculated to Brilliant Uncirculated condition, boasting crisp edges and vibrant detail.
Whether you’re adding depth to an existing collection or gifting someone a piece of American heritage, this trio is a perfect way to celebrate a rarely used, yet historically rich denomination.
