FREE: ❧•*´¯) Series 1976 $2 Federal Reserve Note (¯ `*•❧

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❧•*´¯) Series 1976 $2 Federal Reserve Note (¯ `*•❧

1976 $2 bills were released into circulation on April 13, 1976

1976 $2 bills were printed for all twelve Federal Reserve banks. These banks include: Boston - Massachusetts, New York City – New York, Philadelphia - Pennsylvania, Cleveland - Ohio, Richmond – Virginia, Atlanta – Georgia, Chicago – Illinois, St. Louis – Missouri, Minneapolis – Minnesota, Kansas City – Missouri, Dallas – Texas, and San Francisco, California.
☆This bill was printed in San Francisco, CA

All 1976 two dollar bills are signed by Neff and Simon as the Treasurer of The United States and Secretary of the Treasury, respectively.

They are the First Note Printed with the Reverse of the Signing of the Deceleration of Independence! They are often called Bicentennial Twos.

☆The bill you are bidding on has a good Poker Note serial number~ L 42044526 A ~Full House or Two Pair!
It is a circulated bill with a small tear on the right side, and folds in the center. It's value is in the serial number as an older $2 Poker Note.

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