If you have an appreciation for the US Navy, then Provident Metals has a new product that is just for you. These genuine legal tender notes have been embellished with remarkable details, including the legendary V-J Day in Times Square photograph! These notes are the perfect tribute to all Navy service members who defended their country during WWII. Provident Metals currently has $2 World War II Vintage United States Navy Legal Tender Notes available to you for purchase online.

Note Highlights:

• Includes a blue folio with a Certificate of Authenticity!
• Brand-new note in honor of the United States Navy!
• Authentic legal tender notes with colorized features!
• The face value of $2 (USD) is fully backed by the government of the United States.
• Thomas Jefferson and vintage Navy designs feature on the obverse side.
• A replica of the Declaration of Independence painting is on the reverse.

When you purchase $2 World War II Vintage United States Navy Notes in this online listing at Provident Metals, you will receive a genuine legal tender note in brand-new condition. These notes have been selected from untouched Federal Reserve packets and applied with colorized enhancements on the front side. Along with this beautiful note, you will also receive a blue folio and a Certificate of Authenticity from the Merrick Mint.

Obverse

On the obverse side of $2 World War II United States Navy Legal Tender Notes there is a portrait of Thomas Jefferson. Beside this portrait on the left, there is a watermark of the US Navy emblem. Opposite this is a replication of the famous LIFE magazine photograph known as V-J Day in Times Square.

Reverse

The reverse of $2 World War II Vintage United States Navy Legal Tender Notes contains an image of the Declaration of Independence painting. This replication perfectly captures the original design by American artist John Trumbull, who completed the work in 1818. In it, we see Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and others presenting a draft of the Declaration to John Hancock.

History

The subjects in the iconic photo featured on these notes are believed by many to be Greta Zimmer and George Mendonsa. Mendonsa was in the midst of celebrating the WWII victory when he saw a Zimmer, a dental assistant whom he believed to be a nurse. He claims the ensuing embrace was inspired by his awe of the nurses who assisted wounded soldiers following Japans attack on the USS Bunker Hill. Today, the photograph is seen as an essential piece of American culture.

Ordering

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