The $2 bill is one of the more unique among the denominations of the Federal Reserve Notes. Introduced in 1976 in the Federal Reserve Note Series, the images on the $2 bill are the second-oldest design combinations in use on American paper money. With designs developed in 1928 and 1976, the $2 bill has historic visuals. Provident Metals currently offers $2 Colorized Legal Tender Notes to you for purchase online.

Highlights:

• Arrives with a protective clear display and a Certificate of Authenticity!
• Legal tender $2 Federal Reserve Notes!
• Uncirculated notes in clean, crisp condition!
• Issued a face value of $2 (USD) by the government of the United States.
• The obverse features President Thomas Jefferson.
• On the reverse is a depiction of John Trumbulls 1818 oil painting of the Declaration of Independence signing ceremony.
• Enhanced colorization on the obverse and reverse!

When you purchase a $2 Colorized Legal Tender Note through this Provident Metals listing, you will receive a legal tender Federal Reserve Note from the $2 denomination. Each one originated in a sealed Federal Reserve pack and is in uncirculated, crisp, clean condition. The notes were enhanced with colorized elements on the obverse and reverse, though the beautiful colorization has been selectively applied to different portions of the design element.

Obverse

The obverse of $2 Colorized Legal Tender Notes features a portrait of President Thomas Jefferson, 3^rd President of the United States and the man responsible for the Louisiana Purchase. The bust of President Jefferson found here was chosen for the $2 United States Note when it was introduced in the new small-sized format in 1928. Colorization has been added to the shirt and overcoat of Jefferson, his hair, and his skin complexion. The outline of the porthole frame is colorized, along with the printed words Jefferson, The United States of America, and Two Dollars.

Reverse

On the reverse side of $2 Colorized Legal Tender Notes is a depiction of the Founding Fathers gathered around to sign their names to the Declaration of Independence. Each of the individuals in the room has been colorized from hair and skin complexion to the clothes each one is wearing. The tables are covered by blue table cloths with gold trim. John Trumbull developed this image in an 1818 oil painting that captured the moment Americas Founding Fathers declared separation from Great Britain.

History

The $2 bill is the second-oldest combination of designs on American paper notes. Originating in 1928 and 1976 on American notes, only the 1963 bust of President Washington on the obverse of the $1 and the 1935 reverse on the $1 offer an older design combination.

Ordering

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