U.S. $2 Bill 1953 Red Seal Jefferson Uncirculated Note - A08209635A
1953 Series $2 United States Note (Red Seal) with serial number A08209635A is a vintage piece of American currency.
The "A" Block: Your serial number begins and ends with the letter "A" (A08209635A). This indicates it belongs to the standard first print run block for the main 1953 series (signed by Treasury officials Ivy Baker Priest and George M. Humphrey).
Unlike modern $2 bills that feature green ink and are issued by the Federal Reserve, your 1953 bill is a United States Note (also called a Legal Tender Note). These were issued directly by the U.S. Treasury. While they were officially phased out in the late 1960s, they remain 100% legal tender at face value today.
The reverse of your bill features Thomas Jefferson’s estate, Monticello, which distinguishes it from the 1976-and-newer green-seal $2 bills that depict the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
The "A" Block: Your serial number begins and ends with the letter "A" (A08209635A). This indicates it belongs to the standard first print run block for the main 1953 series (signed by Treasury officials Ivy Baker Priest and George M. Humphrey).
Unlike modern $2 bills that feature green ink and are issued by the Federal Reserve, your 1953 bill is a United States Note (also called a Legal Tender Note). These were issued directly by the U.S. Treasury. While they were officially phased out in the late 1960s, they remain 100% legal tender at face value today.
The reverse of your bill features Thomas Jefferson’s estate, Monticello, which distinguishes it from the 1976-and-newer green-seal $2 bills that depict the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
Product Code: Qz7P8bX
Brand: Federal Reserve of San Francisco
Product Condition: New
weight: 4.0oz
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