Product Description
1976 First Day Issue
Genuine Legal Tender $2 Bill
with '76 Stamp & '76 Postmark
1st Day Issue
Featuring an authentic uncirculated $2 bill from 1976, complete with an original stamp and postmark, both dated 1976, marking the inaugural release of these bills.
In 1975, the Secretary of the Treasury announced the revival of the $2 bill, timed for release on April 13, 1976, coinciding with Thomas Jefferson's birthday. Preserving Jefferson's iconic portrait, the obverse design remained unchanged since 1928. However, notable updates included printing the treasury seal and serial numbers in green ink, replacing the previous red ink used on United States Notes.
In honor of the United States Bicentennial, the reverse side of the bill showcased a distinctive design reflecting the bicentennial theme. Enthusiasts and collectors seized the exclusive chance to obtain first-day issues of the newly minted 1976 $2 bills, which could be presented at post offices to receive an authentic stamp and postmark, marking the commemoration of the 1976 issue date.
Your bill is an authentic uncirculated $2 bill from 1976, complete with an original stamp and postmark, both dated 1976, marking the inaugural release of these bills.
The postage stamp, postmark, and other elements may differ, with each bill unique in its postmark, stamp type, and placement.
HIGHLIGHTS:
• 1976 1st Day of Issue Genuine U.S. Legal Tender $2 Bill
• Authentic Original 1976 Postmark & Stamp
• Full-Color Certificate of Authenticity is Included with Each Bill
• Each Bill is Handsomely Showcased in Blue 2-Sided Display Folio
• Each Bill is in Fresh, Crisp, Uncirculated Condition
