This pack of 100 Crisp Uncirculated $2 bank notes is government sealed and has never been opened since it left the Federal Reserve Bank! The notes in the pack are all sequentially numbered. The $2 notes are hard to find, because they're printed in very small quantities—less than 1% of all bank notes printed are $2 bills. And even though they've been ...

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This pack of 100 Crisp Uncirculated $2 bank notes is government sealed and has never been opened since it left the Federal Reserve Bank! The notes in the pack are all sequentially numbered. The $2 notes are hard to find, because they're printed in very small quantities—less than 1% of all bank notes printed are $2 bills. And even though they've been around since 1862, many Americans have never even seen one! The note shows Thomas Jefferson on the obverse and a vignette of the signing of the Declaration of Independence (used only since 1976) on the reverse. Collecting complete packs of 100 sequentially numbered notes is a fast—growing pastime. Just image the excitement that would develop if a pack of 100 sequentially numbered notes from 19th century appeared today! Keep it intact as a unique collectible, or open it and give the notes as gifts—either way, your friends, co—workers and family are sure to be impressed!

As an added bonus, you get a genuine Crisp Uncirculated 1957 Silver Certificate with each 100—pack of $2 notes you purchase. These notes were redeemable for an ounce of silver until 1968, and are very popular with currency collectors today.