Emergency response teams are the unsung heroes of society. No matter the situation, they will be there to help. Sometimes these team members even risk their lives to bring others to safety. There are countless situations throughout history when emergency response teams have come to the rescue in dire circumstances. They deserve our deepest respect and gratitude. Now, $2 Police Department Emergency Response Agency Legal Tender Notes are available for purchase online from Provident Metals.

Note Highlights:

• Arrives with beautiful folio packaging and a Certificate of Authenticity!
• Stunning police-themed $2 bill!
• Proprietary colorized design elements!
• Bears a face value of $2 (USD) backed by the government of the United States.
• The obverse field depicts emergency response imagery around President Jefferson.
• On the reverse side is a recreation of the 1818 Declaration of Independence painting.

When you purchase $2 Police Department Emergency Response Agency Notes in this Provident Metals online listing, you will receive a brand-new product that is authentic legal tender. All notes have received a proprietary colorization enhancement to commemorate emergency response units. They include blue folio packaging and an official Certificate of Authenticity.

Obverse

On the obverse side of $2 Emergency Response Agency Legal Tender Notes are various police-themed images. This includes a squad car with flashing lights, a badge, and a notation reading police 911. In the center of the image is a portrait of Thomas Jefferson, the 3rd president of the United States.

Reverse

The reverse of these $2 Emergency Response Agency Notes has not been altered. It depicts John Trumbulls iconic 1818 Declaration of Independence painting, a design present on all two-dollar bills since 1976. Trumbull sought the advice of Thomas Jefferson on this piece and then spent nearly thirty years completing it. You can find the original painting in the United States Capitol.

History

While the United Kingdom is credited with having the very first emergency response number, the US is recognized for creating the now international 9-1-1 number in 1968. In an emergency, you can call this number 24/7 and an operator will be there to assist you and send for help. Even if your phone is not connected with a provider, you can still call this three-digit number and help will be on the way.

Ordering

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