How $2 bills compare to $10 bills
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- The $10 bill may be worth five times as much as the two dollar bill, but they have a similar history... up until the ten's design change. See how these two pieces of currency compare in this fun history lesson from the producer of The Two Dollar Bill Documentary.
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Some photos of bank notes courtesy of the National Numismatic Collection, National Museum of American History
Another fascinating addition to the series. Glad to see your back.
Thanks! Hard to believe I went that long without a video. Hopefully another one very soon.
Well done, I spend two's every week, still get funny comments when I lay them out. Thanks for the video
Glad you enjoyed it
I love $2 they should get used more, they are a very convenient for small purchases nowadays due to inflation than the $1.
Agreed! Thanks for watching.
Well this was intrestesting as always! Can't wait for the next one!
I'd rather not horde any denomination, with rare exceptions for series/condition/serial. The $2 is my most used denomination by far. Long live Jefferson!
As an aside, I somewhat hope that the $1 and $2 never change design. They've been the same for all my life, I'm sure I'll accept any redesign that may come their way, but there is some comfort in the 1920s-ish design that both notes retain. Plus the Declaration of Independence on the back of the $2 makes me feel like it's the denomination that celebrates America the best of all of them (mind, all the denominations do well to reflect American history and culture).
Keep up the good work with your videos I enjoy watching your new documentary
Thanks Gabriel!
I hardly ever gets 10s in change, same goes with 50s. Its hard to spend so little with a 100 to warrant getting a 50 in change.
You hardly get a $10, and when you do, it's never more than one of them because you'd get a $20. So not many people have too many of them. Just like the two!
Whenever I see a panhandler I asked them if they want $1 or two. If they say two then I give them a two dollar bill. On the rare occasions where they say one, I will give them a presidential $1 coin and a $2 bill.
That's pretty cool
I work as a cashier and can confirm that I don't see 10s much, that area in the register is often empty.
Interesting, right? Not many people know that tens are almost as "rare" as twos. Great to hear from a cashier's perspective. Thanks for sharing!
Two dollar bill documentary is like Santa it only comes once in a while but it is so exciting when it does.-Walter White
This Santa wants to come a little more frequently but we'll see how it goes! Thanks for the compliment.
Hey John, quick question, is it possible we will get a 2023 series $2 bill? Thanks, I love your channel!
Hmmm... my guess is no, unless a print order that took place in October of 2022 was for a new series. As another video on my channel explains, the only way you get a new series year is if the Secretary of the Treasury changes, which requires a new signature and a new printing. I don't believe that's the case right now, so now 2023 bill. But I could be wrong!
very nice!
I never get to dollar bills in change although I use mostly a charge card😂
Have you ever considered a video on Confederate 2 Dollar notes!?
I've included those in some other videos I've done, but I've never done a stand-alone on them. It's a good idea, but it's tough to get footage of those bills except what I've shot at trade shows before. Worth considering though. I will look into it! Thanks.
@@TheTwoDollarBillDocumentary I have a confederate 2 I got at a coin show once and could send you some footage of it if you want.
5:23 How’s this even possible ? That’s like saying “for every $20 bill you see, there are less than 6 $5 bills to match it”
It's called perspective. People think there must be 10-15 or more times as many tens as twos in circulation. The statement stands for itself.
Well $2.00 and $5.00 are still being made, so they are the most popular and affordable.
I used to spend them at my school snack store they stopped accepting them
Why did they stop accepting them? Do they know that the $2 bill is real currency?
What does gun pair about the two dollar bill in the 20th?
Who decides who and what goes on the the bill
For me, I've come across more $2 bills recently than $10s or even $5s. Heck, I've come across more $50s than all three!
Interesting. What kinds of places are you finding them?
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Birthday & Christmas gifts are mostly 20s and up, ATMs nearest to me only do withdrawals in increments of 20 since 2020 (however if you do a withdrawal of $100+, it'll give out 50s), tellers are slowly giving them out with 1s instead of it just being all 1s.
If tellers gave more out and educated people to use them, they wouldn't be looked at as rare. Good to know some banks are using them. Use yours and help get them out there!
Who should we replace for dollar currency? Should they made a $2 2oz silver dollar coin?
Are old $2 notes valuable?(older than 2003 )
Who buys them?
Thanks for these videos 🙏🏽👍🙏🏽👍
Here's a recent video with values of ALL $2 bills: th-cam.com/video/4YzENRcFS7I/w-d-xo.html Coin & currency collectors would buy them - there's probably one near your city, but you can also list them with Heritage Auctions (HA.com)
I hardly ever have a 10. They are rare
I always say twos aren't rare. So certainly tens aren't either. But I think this video will open people's eyes to the realization that you just don't see many tens either.
You said ATM Machine. That means that you said Automatic Teller Machine Machine.
Sure did.
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Civil War did not end in 1862😂
Is it just me or is it that the 2 dollar bill smell different from regular bills
It often smells different because it is new and unused! All currency would smell that way, but most of the time the bills have been circulated and lose that smell. Kinda like a new car smell... eventually it wears off but when it's new, it's great.
I’m richer
1st!
Is there such thing as a one dollar coin 🪙 in the United States?
Yes. There used to be silver dollars and then gold $1 coins. Perhaps I'll make a video out of it one day.
@@TheTwoDollarBillDocumentary wow I didn’t know that
You can look up the Sacagawea dollar coin, the presidential dollar coins, and the Susan B. Anthony dollar coins. I get them in rolls of $25 from my bank and use them for budgeting for my food costs each month! I use $2 bills for my other smaller purchases.
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It is same value as a 20 dollar bill just with more stuffing....smiling ($2 )($2-10=$20 making it even for target pay..,
Glad to see a new video! Thanks for taking my ideas into consideration. Can’t wait for more new videos!
More to come! Thanks for watching.
Hey John why doesn’t the government promote two dollar bills to get them more used
Good question. They tried many times but people just wouldn't do it. The mindset is that it's a rare collector's item, and people just can't wrap their mind around the fact that it's regular currency. The perception has never changed, so the government has essentially given up promoting it.
@@TheTwoDollarBillDocumentary Due to hoarders, misconceptions, and cash dieing out is it even profitable for the government to print two bills anymore?
Yes, because you can get twice the value of the popular one-dollar bills for printing the same number of them. The problem is getting people to use them the right way. But I see yur point. There is still a demand, so they will print them as long as that's the case.
@@TheTwoDollarBillDocumentary Do you think cash will die out within twenty years?
@@TheTwoDollarBillDocumentarywhat was your first experience with a two dollar bill
Why do $10 bills (according to the treasury) have a shorter lifespan than $1s or $20s? Only the $5 bill has a shorter average lifespan than the $10.
It's a great question, and one I don't know the answer to. I know more about $2 bills; this video was just a means of comparison but I don't know too much else about the $10. I can guess that the ones we have get used often, and thus they wear out. You could say the same about $1s and $5s, but there are so many more of them that it's likely each individual one gets used less than each individual $10 might.
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What books can i get more info on errors
Just do a search on Amazon for currency error notes. I found a few books there.
The $50 is more "rare" than the $10 in the last 30 years (and you do have a great video on that too...no pun intended). The modern BEP production runs three lowest are $2, then $50, then $10. The $100 is the world's reserve and more than half of those circulate outside the US.
You're 100% correct.