crispy two dollar bills

[pawneegoddess]

Maybe I posted my conversation in the wrong que. How much is a two dollar bill worth? 

[wahlstreetmkt]

$2? Maybe more if it's old enough. But as a whole they're fairly common. You just don't see them very often because people think they're worth keeping/collecting and take it out of circulation. But normally you can just walk in any bank and get a stack of them from a teller.

[mountainmamas-2008]

Probably $2.00

[gracieallen01]

In reality, probably twice as much as a current $1 bill.  They are still in use.  However, original issue may be more, if condition is good enough.  $3 bills are really scarce, though.

[tdumonde2014]

How much for Extra Crispy. Your $2.00 bill is worth $2.00, the picture is horrible,  and the word to describe the condition is "Crisp" not "Crispy".

[maxine*j]

You just came here to advertise, but I'll answer anyhow.  Your  two-dollar bill is worth $2.00.  Even from your terrible photo, an insult to buyers, I can see that it is just an ordinary, common, plentiful, circulated two-dollar bill with no collectible value whatsoever.  It's worth it's face value.  Period.

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[pcobra93]

I actually have a $3 bill....the one with Slick Willy on it....

[sonomabarn67]

Well, if you list it for a starting bid of $2 and it sells for that, it will be worth less than $2 because of ebay fees.

Oops, I see you already have listed it for $25 so, that begs the question, if I can just go to the bank and get oodles of crispy $2 bills for face value, why are we wasting time talking about it and not heading to the bank to get rich? I think the real question here is "I want to make a million dollars tomorrow, how many $2 bills wIll I need to get to from the teller make a million dollars?"

[gracieallen01]

Yeah, but don't you wish you had one of those from the 1800s?  Or a $3 gold?  😀

[exit55]

I have some $2.00 bills given to me by my grandpa in the fifties,  They are before the last issue of $2.00 bills.  Are my vintage bills worth more than $2.oo

[maxine*j]

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@exit55 wrote:

I have some $2.00 bills given to me by my grandpa in the fifties,  They are before the last issue of $2.00 bills.  Are my vintage bills worth more than $2.oo

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You know this, but for those who don't:

The Series 2003 was the last printing of the $2.00 bill, but the $2.00 bill has not been removed from circulation and there are no plans to remove it from circulation and cease printing it.  It just isn't printed very often because, for someone reason known only to God and one or two lesser mortals, Americans just won't use them much in the ordinary way.

I lived in Canada for years, and the $2.00 bill (now a coin) was used as frequently as a $1.00 bill (now a coin). 

Anyhow, the "red seals" and a few others, uncirculated, do have some value:

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=%242%2C00+bill+uncirculated&_in_kw=1&_ex_kw=&_sacat=0&LH_Sold=1...

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[gotta-have-it-collectables]

Check"past sales". Or a Little Dough 😜

[gotta-have-it-collectables]

Slick or Slippery?😜