Series 1976 $2 Bicentennial Crisp Uncirculated (CU) Condition Note with Stamp and Post Office Cancellation Date of April 13, 1976

On April 13, 1976, to celebrate the bicentennial of American independence, new $2 Federal Reserve Notes were issued with backs featuring the well-known painting Signing of the Declaration of Independence. These notes bear a 13c stamp (or two stamps equaling 13c) that were 'hand canceled' on April 13, 1976 for the first day issue of the new $2 notes. The postage stamp placement/design will vary as well as the post office ink stamp indicating the location and date of the cancellation. Crisp Uncirculated condition means their quality is in the most excellent condition and are harder to come by. On the face of the design, the a portrait of President Thomas Jefferson can be found with well-known painting Signing of the Declaration of Independence, on the back. The Series 1976 $2 CU Condition Note with Stamp and Post Office Cancellation Date of April 13, 1976 will vary and will be our choice limited by what we have on hand at any given time.

Your Series 1976 $2 CU Condition Note with Stamp and Post Office Cancellation Date of April 13, 1976 will arrive in a protective currency sleeve.

*Please note, these are stock photos meant to closely represent the item you will receive in the condition/quality indicated. Serial numbers will vary.