1928 Red Seal $2 Dollar Bill Complete Guide - How Much Is It Worth And Why?

This video covers everything you need to know about 1928 $2 Dollar Bills, or 1928 $2 Legal Tender Notes with red seals, from the history of the note to the design to the different factors that might make them valuable or not (and special characteristics that have outsize value catalysts). Collecting rare currency and older banknotes, especially U.S. banknotes, exposes collectors to a wide variety of really interesting monetary history and artwork, so it's always good to brush up on the information and understanding of the notes, and that is what I'm aiming to do with this series. My goal is to cover each of the main types of banknotes, highlighting everything from consecutive notes to fancy serial numbers to uncirculated and circulated bills to errors. So much info to condense and present to you - hopefully you can take away something valuable that will help you in your collecting goals.
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[@shannonsmith8914]

Cool, great information, thanks for sharing with us Christian. Hope all is well!!

[@PolarCurrency]

Thanks for the deep dive. Love your highlight videos.

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Glad you like them! Thanks!

[@SouthernBEN]

Just came across one of these. Not in perfect condition but it's kind of cool with the stars

[@jacobyocom9598]

3:15 the signature is also touching the serial number. I have a 1928 c with only that. Is that still an error?

[@NyanzaPhoenix]

Who else could have signed the 1928 red besides the original two? I have a John W. S and something G. Reese Clarks.

[@gatorjewelrygirl]

I have a 1928 note that has a completely different signature. It overlaps the serial number. Can I pick your brain on its worth?

[@funnyjasiah]

What is my serial number starts with a V

[@DougMattimore]

Letter under 1928 on 2 dollar bill

[@shaneratedrlogue7070]

Quick question my uncle collected coins his whole life and put them in a pickle jar he passed away in the jar was given to me there's lots of old coins and I'm thinking about cleaning them up but I don't want to ruin the value what should I do

[@brinkley627]

Nooooooo don’t do it!

[@rafaelmolina8942]

Man, just don't do it!

[@shaneratedrlogue7070]

Okay I have so many questions I want to start getting into this I found a penny that is different in thickness the from one end to the other it goes from a normal thickness of a penny to a fat?

[@rafaelmolina8942]

Hey, I have been working on an essay for silver coins from the 17th centaury and I wanted to know why silver coins were cut into pieces, and what they were used for.

[@dody8921]

they were actually chipped by the poor people and saved up once many chunks were chipped off of each coin to make another

[@hilwaamanamankiyar-pp5bf]

NOV

[@horaciooropeza1821]

If he sent you a photo, could you tell me what happened to my coin?

[@user-yt8sz1rt5i]

I have a red seal 2 dollar bill

[@keeferkent]

I have one with a different treasury signature....John something...know anything about that?

[@DougMattimore]

Looks like John w Snyder I have one as well . Star note what does letter under date tell you?