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are 2 dollar bills worth anything anymore?

HOWITIS

HOWITIS

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i've got about 40 of these things. i didn't save them myself, but my grand mother did. where can i find information on this?
 
They are worth two dollars.

You can still get them at the bank, they are legal tender, they are not rare and not worth more than face value except for the annoyance they can cause cashiers.
 
i think they're worth $2 each, nothing more. correct me if i'm wrong. but someone did pay me a $2 bill for a book a couple years ago.
 


<< are 2 dollar bills worth anything anymore? >>



Sure, they're worth two bucks apiece 😉
 
$2. you can get them at banks. a friend used to buy school lunch ($1.25) with silver dollars and $2 bills just to confuse the lunch lady.


"ya 'unt corn?"
 
they have kinda taken on the role of the golden dollar coin of today. my parents have a bunch of $2 bills at home.
 
They are worth two dollars.

and you can buy a cola for $2 with two Susan B Anthony coins (what a stupid idea that was...)
 
Some older $2 bills are worth more than face value. Look to the right of the bottom of the portrait - it will say "Series <some year>" and it may have a letter after the year. Are any of them from an old series? Also, some of the ones that say at the top "United States Note" instead of "Federal Reserve Note" are worth more than face value also.
 
Probably only worth $2 based on this:

$2 Note Fact Sheet

The $2 denomination enjoys a rich tradition in American history. It first originated on June 25, 1776, when the Continental Congress authorized issuance of $2 denominations in "bills of credit for the defense of America." Under this authority, 49,000 bills of the $2 denomination were issued.

In 1928, the present size U.S. Note with the portrait of Thomas Jefferson, third U.S. President and author of the Declaration of Independence, was issued.

The Series 1963A note bore Jefferson on its face and Monticello on the reverse. The Series 1976 note features a portrait of Thomas Jefferson painted in the early 1800's by Gilbert Stuart and the back design is a vignette based on an engraved reduction of the painting, "The Signing of the Declaration of Independence," by John Trumbull. The Series 1976 note was printed to celebrate the U.S. Bicentennial.

On September 12, 1996, Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin was presented with a new series $2 bill. The 1995 series notes were printed at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing¹s Western Currency Facility and bear the seal of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. These notes carry the signatures of Secretary of the Treasury Robert Rubin and U.S. Treasurer Mary Ellen Withrow.

Additional Facts

590,720,000 Series 1976 $2 notes were printed. As of February 28, 1999, $1,166,091,458 in $2 notes were in circulation world-wide.
 


<< They are worth two dollars. >>



<< i think they're worth $2 each, nothing more. >>



<< Sure, they're worth two bucks apiece >>



<< $2. you can get them at banks. >>



<< I would guess about 2 dollars a peice >>



Wait, how much are they worth?
 


<< They are worth two dollars.

and you can buy a cola for $2 with two Susan B Anthony coins (what a stupid idea that was...) >>



wtf? what machine costs $2 for a damn bottle of soda?
 
Depends on the age and the condition of the bill, my father collected all kinds of currancy as a kid and still has all of it, there is a magizene I had seen him with called COIN-Age he has some $2 bills from the 70's, and I think some were silver certs, but I'm not sure... anyway look for that Magizene it has a big listing of money... maybe they have a website.. hope it's a starting point for ya.
 
Most are worth $2, some might be worth more, depending on year, condition, and if there were errors on it.

Also, the golden coin, will eventually catch on, once dollars are taken out of circulation, and the new $2 gets issued(not sure when it'll happen).
 


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<< They are worth two dollars.

and you can buy a cola for $2 with two Susan B Anthony coins (what a stupid idea that was...) >>



wtf? what machine costs $2 for a damn bottle of soda? >>




i think he tried to used the coins.. but the machine recognized them as quarters...
 


<< Most are worth $2, some might be worth more, depending on year, condition, and if there were errors on it.

Also, the golden coin, will eventually catch on, once dollars are taken out of circulation, and the new $2 gets issued(not sure when it'll happen). >>




wait whats happening 😕
 
how about a $1 silver certificate from 1935 is that worth anything more than $1
it looks just like a dollar bill
 
I have two $2 bills.

One 1976 series and one 1995 series.

Looks the same except for Treasurer and Secretary signature.
 
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