1962 Two Dollar bill with Red Seal

Groovedymond

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Hi Guys,

As you'll see, I have a pretty cool bill (or at least I think so). Two dollar Bill from 63 with the red seal. Was the red seal unordinary as it was in 76? Funny.. I always thought the two dollar bill was introduced in 76..... Guess I was dead wrong!

Also, it is circulated. Anyone know value?

Thanks!
 

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Nothing unusual about this bill.The military used to pay in 2 dollar bills now and then in the early 50's when they paid in cash.Many,many out there.
 

Oh well.. I still think it's pretty cool to have... and in the end, that is really all that matters!

Thanks for the info!

By the way... the Military paid in these?? What do you mean? When paychecks went out, they paid you in mainly 2 dollar bills?
 

If I had my currency reference book handy I could tell you the difference between a regular Federal Reserve Note (green seal) and your US Note (red seal). I've sold a few of these on eBay and they can fetch 2x-3x face value, even circulated like yours.
 

That's correct.There wasn't any 'paycheck'.We were paid in cash every month,either in the orderly room or in the middle of the parade area or in the compound that the barracks surrounded.And the first airplane I worked on was the B-29!
 

Groovedymond said:
Hi Guys,

As you'll see, I have a pretty cool bill (or at least I think so). Two dollar Bill from 63 with the red seal. Was the red seal unordinary as it was in 76? Funny.. I always thought the two dollar bill was introduced in 76..... Guess I was dead wrong!

Also, it is circulated. Anyone know value?

Thanks!

Hey Groovey,

I have bought a few red seal two dollar bills for b-day presents and such. I think the ones I bought were an earlier series though (1930's?). I think I paid about 6-8 dollars per bill. They of course were circulated bills.

John
 

I remember being paid in two dollar bills in '66 at San Diego. I don't think all the base was paid in 2s that day. I was told that there were some local civilians that needed to be shown how much money the Navy put into their economy, and this was one way to do it. Two's are fun to save even they may not be worth more than face. My daughter brings them home to me when she gets one in her till at work. HH Stan...
 

fellow listed 200 - 2 dollar bills with consecutive serial #s, uncirculated, for 275.00 if anyone has an interest let me know and i'll pm you his phone #.....gldhntr
 

Am I missing something? 200 two dollar bills is 400.00 face value right? 275.00 sounds like the deal of the century!!

D.
 

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