1976 $2 Federal Reserve Note Uncirculated - First Day of Issue Philadelphia Mint

1976 $2 Federal Reserve Note Uncirculated - First Day of Issue Philadelphia MintHistoric First Day of Issue: Postmarked on April 13, 1976, this note marks the official launch of the $2 Bicentennial Series, combining U. S. currency and postal history into a single, collectible keepsake. Iconic Revolutionary Imagery: Features John Trumbulls powerful painting, Signing of the Declaration of Independence, capturing the founding spirit of America in rich historical detail. Dual Appeal for Collectors: A unique currency stamp crossover,

Mintage of 81

Charming Die Variety: Nicknamed "Whisker Cheeks" for the delicate die-polishing lines on Liberty’s cheek—an eye-catching and collectible VAM anomaly prized by enthusiasts

They featured 7 different unique designs

and iconic design

this coin offers a rare opportunity to own a beautifully preserved piece of American history—one that stands out not just for its condition

What an incredible piece

adding a layer of exclusivity and appeal for collectors who value unique provenance and presentation

each round in this ultra-limited series (only 250 minted per design) breathes new life into two of the most iconic images in American coinage: the dignified profile of President John F

with dates spanning from the late 1990s to the 2020s

This example

giving it a sharp

Graded AU53 by NGC