The 20^th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks in the United States looms in 2021. To mark the occasion, collectible pieces are available that honor the lives lost and the sacrifices made by Americans then and now. As the nation moves forward, it has vowed never to forget the events of 9/11. Provident Metals now offers $2 9/11 20^th Anniversary World Trade Center Legal Tender Notes to you for purchase online.

Highlights:

• Arrives with a bi-fold presentation folio and a Certificate of Authenticity!
• Beautiful colorizations enhance the visual fields on the obverse!
• Legal tender notes are uncirculated from Federal Reserve packs!
• Issued a face value of $2 (USD) by the government of the United States.
• President Thomas Jefferson is at the center of the design with the Twin Towers on one side and the Freedom Tower on the other.
• The signatories of the Declaration of Independence are shown in a replica of an 1818 oil painting by John Trumbull.

When you buy these $2 9/11 20^th Anniversary World Trade Center Legal Tender Notes at Provident Metals, the items you receive come with presentation packaging. The notes are housed in bi-fold presentation folios with a Certificate of Authenticity included. The notes are straight from Federal Reserve packs and arrive in crisp, clean, uncirculated condition. Each note has been enhanced with colorized applications capturing the skyline of New York City before and after the attacks of 9/11.

Obverse

President Thomas Jefferson is featured at the center of the $2 9/11 20^th Anniversary World Trade Center Legal Tender Note. This design has been on the note for the entirety of its production history in the Federal Reserve Note Series. The presidents portrait is backed by a colorized American flag. To the left side are the Twin Towers from the World Trade Center, while the right showcases the new Freedom Tower, or One World Trade Center.

Reverse

The reverse design of $2 9/11 20^th Anniversary World Trade Center Legal Tender Notes comes with an image of an oil painting created in 1818 by John Trumbull. The image captures the scene as the Founding Fathers gathered in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to sign the Declaration of Independence, declaring the intent of the 13 colonies to join together as independent states in a free nation separate of the monarch and Great Britain.

History

The $2 bill has the second-oldest combination of designs on any modern American paper note. The obverse effigy of President Jefferson was adopted in 1928 on the $2 United States Note when it was redesigned for the first-ever small-sized note release. The reverse design reflecting John Trumbulls painting was chosen in 1976 for the debut of the $2 Federal Reserve Note. Only the $1 Federal Reserve Note has an older design combination.

Ordering

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