Product Description
America 250
Uncle Sam
Colorized & Liberty Signed
Uncut 4 Note Sheet of $2 Bills
Celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary with this rare Liberty 250 America Uncut Sheet of 4 Bills featuring dramatic patriotic artwork of Uncle Sam. Four matching commemorative $2 bills remain together in their original uncut sheet format, making this a distinctive addition to any American history collection.
Each note features bold, artistic patriotic imagery professionally applied to authentic U.S. currency, creating a unique collectible that honors the people, places, and symbols that have shaped our nation's history. Individually authenticated and presented in a protective currency sleeve, these commemorative notes make an impressive addition to any collection or a memorable patriotic gift.
Historical Significance:
The 250th Anniversary of the United States, or Semiquincentennial, commemorates the signing of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. In that bold moment, the 13 American colonies proclaimed their freedom from Great Britain, laying the foundation for the birth of a new nation.
This declaration ignited the spirit of liberty and set in motion the values that would shape the United States of America. On July 4, 2026, the nation celebrated this monumental event, marking a timeless reminder of the enduring ideals of freedom, democracy, and equality that continue to define the country.
Uncle Sam:
Uncle Sam is the national personification of the United States federal government. One of America's most recognizable patriotic figures, Uncle Sam has inspired generations to serve and support the nation. This bold Liberty colorized $2 bill captures that timeless American spirit in a unique commemorative design created for the 250 America Series.
- Samuel Wilson: The name comes from a 19th-century meat packer named Samuel Wilson from Troy, New York.
- The "U.S." Stamp: During the War of 1812, Wilson supplied barrels of beef to the U.S. Army stamped with "U.S." (standing for United States).
- The Joke: Workers and soldiers joked that the initials stood for "Uncle Sam," which caught on locally and in newspapers.
- Congressional Recognition: The U.S. Congress officially acknowledged Wilson as the inspiration for the moniker in a 1961 resolution.
- "I Want YOU" Poster: Artist James Montgomery Flagg created the famous World War I recruitment poster featuring Uncle Sam pointing directly at the viewer.
HIGHLIGHTS:
• Genuine U.S. Legal Tender $2 Bills
• Uncut Sheet of 4 $2 Bills
• Certificate of Authenticity Sticker is Included
• COA is attached to the currency sleeve, NOT the Bills
• Each Sheet is in Fresh, Crisp, Uncirculated Condition
• Each Sheet has 3 Liberty signatures on the back in Red, White & Blue
Featuring the unique art style from the artists at Liberty!
A wonderful keepsake to remember and commemorate America's 250th Anniversary!
