$2 Uncut Sheet of 4 $2 Notes/Bills Bi-fold Album w/Information on Note Designs

The design on the reverse of the 2 note depicts the "Signing of the Declaration of Independence" base on John Trumball's painting. Aesthetic considerations required that six figures appearing on the extreme left and right border of the original artwork be dropped for the rendition in the $2 note. Trumball, who painted this work during the post-Revolutionary War period, was later commissioned to reproduce the painting in the Capitol Rotunda in Washington, D.C. The original now hangs in the Trumball Gallery at Yale University.

$2 Uncut Sheet of 4 Bills in Informational Folder

The original $2 note which featured an engraving of Monticello, home of Thomas Jefferson, was discontinued in 1966. The Series 1976 $2 Note featuring the Declaration of Independence was printed in 1976 to celebrate the bicentennial independence. The Series 2003 $2 note reflects the current signatures of the Secretary of the Treasury and United States Treasurer.

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