I have a 2 dollar bill....?

Question

it has red serial numbers -- where can I go to check out its worth?

Answer 1

Most current $2 bills are not valuable
Current $2 bills, which are Federal Reserve Notes, are uncommon enough to rarely be encountered in circulation but are not uncommon enough to be valuable. All small-sized $2 United States Notes with a red seal and older large size notes are obsolete and are collectibles. The only $2 Federal Reserve Notes that are collectibles are special products consisting of notes not put into circulation and are sold through the B.E.P; also, Series 1976 $2 bills with a canceled stamp are also collectibles.

In addition, current United States currency, regardless of its denomination can be considered collectible if:

There is an interesting pattern in the serial number
There is a star in the serial number (Star note)
The bill were to have some sort of an error, such as an ink spill, missing the third printing (which includes the serial number and the seal), or improper cutting.

Answer 2

A reputable coin dealer would be able to tell you. The condition of the bill has plenty to do with it, however, most paper currency that old is only worth 10 to 15 times its face value if it is in mint condition. If the bill is worn or it looks like any other bill, its probably worth $2.

Answer 3

One of them is on Ebay now. Current bid: $9.99 with 6 hours 52 mins before bid ends.

Answer 4

Coin Prices magazine often publishes a paper money price guide as well.

Answer 5

i dunno my b/fs dad has one but he just keeps it in this photo album and claims its worth alot let me know if you find out its worth somthin so i can steal it from him lol

Answer 6

i don't,but some of my friend have and the problem dunno exactly the that have it otherwise i would have get it for you.