How much is a $2 bill worth today?

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Its a common misconception that $2 bills are particularly rare or valuable. This has led many people to hoard them and, as a result, there are large numbers of $2 bills in good condition that arent being circulated. However, the vast majority of $2 bills are worth exactly that: two dollars.

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What is a 1976 $2 bill worth?

$2 U.S. TWO DOLLARS

Series Year	Type	Seal Color	Average Circulated Note F-XF	Uncirculated
1862	United States Note	Red	$500.-$1000.	$2800.+
1869	United States Note	Red	$500.-$1200.	$3800.+
1874	United States Note	Red	$400.-$1000.	$2400.+
1875	United States Note	Red	$300.-$650.	$1100.+
1875A	United States Note	Red	$300.-$650.	$1100.+
1875B	United States Note	Red	$375.-$1100.	$2300.+
1878	United States Note	Red	$275.-$475.	$1100.+
1880	United States Note	Brown/Red Serial #	$125.-$350.	$550.+
1880	United States Note	Brown/Blue Serial #	$600.-$2200.	$3500.+
1880	United States Note	Red/Blue Serial #	$175.-$350.	$500.+
1886	Silver Certificate	Red	$350.-$900.	$1300.+
1886	Silver Certificate	Brown	$350.-$900.	$1400.+
1890	Treasury Note	Brown	$550.-$2500.	$4500.+
1890	Treasury Note	Red	$550.-$2500.	$4500.+
1891	Treasury Note	Red	$200.-$750.	$1400.+
1891	Silver Certificate	Red	$250.-$900.	$2000.+
1896	Silver Certificate	Red	$300.-$1100.	$2100.+
1899	Silver Certificate	Blue	$75.-$225.	$475.+
1917	United States Note	Red	$50.-$100.	$200.+
1918	National Currency/FRBN	Blue	$175.-$375.	$1000.+
1928	United States Note	Red	$7.-$20.	$75.+
1928A	United States Note	Red	$50.-$80.	$275.+
1928B	United States Note	Red	$70.-$175.	$1000.+
1928C	United States Note	Red	$10.-$20.	$90.+
1928D	United States Note	Red	$5.-$12.	$45.+
1928E	United States Note	Red	$10.-$25.	$85.+
1928F	United States Note	Red	$4.-$15.	$35.+
1928G	United States Note	Red	$5.-$10.	$25.+
1953	United States Note	Red	$2.25 – $2.50	$12.+
1953A	United States Note	Red	$2.25 – $5.00	$12.+
1953B	United States Note	Red	$2.75 – $5.50	$12.+
1953C	United States Note	Red	$3.50 – $6.50	$12.+
1963	United States Note	Red	$2.25	$8.+
1963A	United States Note	Red	$2.25	$8.+
1976	Federal Reserve Note	Green	$2.	$3.+
1995	Federal Reserve Note	Green	$2.	$2.25+
1995*	Federal Reserve Note	Green	*Uncirculated in BEP “Millennium Note” Holder	$30.+
1995*	Federal Reserve Note	Green	*Uncirculated BEP Set of 12 notes in original packaging	$500.+
2003	Federal Reserve Note	Green	$2.	$2.+
2003	Federal Reserve Note	Green	Premium Federal Reserve Set of 12	$700.
2003A	Federal Reserve Note	Green	$2.	$2.+
2009	Federal Reserve Note	Green	$2.	$2.+
2013	Federal Reserve Note	Green	$2.	$2.
Series Year	Type	Seal Color	Average Circulated Note F-XF	Uncirculated

How do I know if my 2

Look for the following symbols or patterns that can indicate a valuable 2-dollar bill: Palindromes - Also called "radar notes," these serial numbers read the same whether you look at them backwards or forwards. Repeated numbers - If the serial number repeats, this is rare and more valuable.

Are 2

It's a common misconception that $2 bills are particularly rare or valuable. This has led many people to hoard them and, as a result, there are large numbers of $2 bills in good condition that aren't being circulated. However, the vast majority of $2 bills are worth exactly that: two dollars.

What is a 1976 $2 bill worth?

The normal 1976 2-dollar bill is worth as much as its face value. So, if you're planning to sell a circulated $2 bill, you would simply get two dollars. However, if you have a $2 bill with an uncirculated condition, you could sell it for up to $15 or more.