The Historic US Currency Duo - Red & Green Seal $2 Bill Collectible Set offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of American history.
This collection features two $2 bills, one United States Note and one Federal Reserve Note, showcasing the distinct red and green Treasury seals and serial numbers.
The $2 United States Note, last issued in the Series of 1963, and the $2 Federal Reserve Note, introduced in the Series of 1976, represent a significant milestone in the evolution of US currency.
Encased in a vinyl folio, this set comes with an informative insert and a certificate of authenticity. With varying dates of issue, this collection is a fascinating addition to any rare US paper money collection.

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Until the Series of 1963, United States notes were issued alongside Federal Reserve Notes.
The two different types of bank notes can be easily identified by the different color Treasury seals and serial numbers: United States Notes are red, while Federal Reserve Notes are green.
The most unusual and rarely seen of all United States Notes and Federal Reserve Notes are the $2 bills. The $2 United States Note was last issued in the Series of 1963. The first-ever $2 Federal Reserve Note was issued in the Series of 1976 as part of the celebration for the 200th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
This two-piece collection includes one United States Note and one Federal Reserve Note. Dates will vary between dates of issue, the set comes packaged in a vinyl folio (7.25" x 4") with an informative insert and certificate of authenticity.