Currency

1976 Series $2 Federal Reserve Note, New York District (B)

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The 1976 $2 bill was reissued by the United States Treasury to commemorate the bicentennial of American independence. This series featured a redesigned reverse depicting John Trumbull's painting of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, replacing the previous Monticello design. The note was printed in large quantities, making most circulated examples relatively common, though uncirculated specimens and those with special serial numbers command premium prices. This particular note is from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (indicated by the 'B' district seal) and bears the serial number B30177553A. Currency collectors, particularly those interested in American paper money and bicentennial commemoratives, value these notes for their historical significance and distinctive design. Collectors seek uncirculated examples, star notes, low or fancy serial numbers, and first-day-of-issue specimens with special cancellation stamps.

Condition

Very good circulated codition