Description: This is a collection of 50 uncirculated 1976 Thomas Jefferson bicentennial two dollar federal reserve notes. They have consecutive serial numbers in each one has a “first day of issue” bicentennial, postage stamp of the state flags of all 50 states in the union. Each stamp has been stamped canceled by the US post office on April 13, 1976 commemorating the birthdate of Thomas Jefferson (April 13th, 1743), who is pictured on the adverse of the two dollar bills. Thomas Jefferson wrote the articles of Confederation, which were adopted as our declaration of independence on July 4, 1776 by the second continental Congress. There were 56 signers of this declaration, who are pictured on the reverse of the two dollar bill. The state flag stamps were a fixed to these consecutive two dollar bills in the sequential order of their admittance into the union. The first bill has the state flag stamp of the first state to be admitted, the second two dollar bill has the state flag stamp of the second state to be admitted into the union and so forth, to the 50th state to be admitted. A collection of these 50 consecutive bicentennial two dollar Federal notes with the canceled stamp of the state flags are fixed in the sequential order of their admittance into the union is extremely rare. This would be an incredible addition to any enthusiast’s collection.
Price: 1150 USD
Location: Carolina Beach, North Carolina
End Time: 2024-09-20T20:32:17.000Z
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All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
Denomination: $2
Circulated/Uncirculated: Uncirculated
Year: 1976
