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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- Interviewer: David Lisot, CoinWeek.com, with Frederick Bart, Ollis Hull, and Michael Skourtes.
The $2 bill is a bank note that is collected by many people. CoinWeek talked to collectors and dealers alike to find out why this particular denomination is so popular with collectors.
More news and video about precious metals, coins and paper money collecting at coinweek.com.
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The $2 bill has the best reverse side of any paper bill, the signers of the Declaration of Independence. That's what I like the most about it.
The US needs to get smart and discontinue the $1 bill, like Canada did their dollar bill and England did their pound bill, and replace it with the dollar coin we have millions stashed away at the Fed. So, free up space in the cash register till, replacing the dollar bill with the $2 bill, and eliminate the stupid penny (like Canada and England also did) and fill that space in the till with the dollar coin. This would save the US government millions of dollars a year.
1:00 wasn’t that guy in pawn stars 😂😂😂
Yes byt he had his nose fixed apparently
jim94 Tr He started with the normal nose and obviously had some procedure involving his nose/skin. Maybe he had a melanoma or something. Maybe an injury. You ever see that scene in Chinatown where Polanski cuts thru Nicholson's nostril with a switchblade? He had a bandage over his nose for the rest of the movie.
I love the $2 bill and always have. I like the "old school" portrait of Jefferson and design of the obverse. But my favorite part of the note is the signing of the Declaration of Independence on the reverse. There's just nothing like it on our modern currency! Just about my only disappointment is that it's so infrequently circulated. I bet lots of kids (or even adults) don't know it exists.
Richard Forester b
Last time I got a 2 dollar bill in change was in 1997 at a Denny's restaurant. I literally remember it, that's how long ago it was. I got an SBA in change a year ago at a CVS. Only time I ever got one of those in change, I think. I got 3 Ike dollars (which I still have) in change at a Stater Bros grocery store in 89-90. Last time I've ever seen one of those in change.
I just collect them because it's fun & interesting, not as an investment or anything that serious.
I've always loved $2 bills and as of right now they're the only currency that I've made a profit off of but I've only been coin collecting for a few months but I'd love to dollar bills my entire life
Thank you coinweek
They aren’t rare, people just don’t use them. Either way, they are still cool.
Round numbers??? Does this guy not know that 2 is a prime number?
That's what I thought too. Maybe he meant "round" as in physically round numbers. Like 2, 3, 6, 8, 9, and 0.
can these still be ordered in uncirculated cond from the bank?I assume the last series year is 2013?
$2 bills are common. I use them all the time. It's a favorite for Wheres George?.
I have 40 in a row two-dollar bills unc. 2013 ...any value?
I have a 1934. Large 2 .. Bill. How much can i get for it
Lots of the time there is a slot for 2s but rolls of coins are their instead
the 2 dollar bill isnt special at all its like all the other money (not going passed $100) its just 2 dollars!
They don't print them anymore that's why they're collector's items
They still make them. But they still have fans who collect them
Omg never knew you'd respond
They are a fun thing to show people. Non collectors will see them an think they must be rare.
How abot the 1923 one million dollar bill. Is these real? Or fake
looking for a $2 bill signed by Azie Taylor Martin.
i save up 2 dollars from raining day