1928 G $2 Legal Tender Note PMG(Paper Money Guaranty) Choice Uncirculated 64 EPQ(Exceptional Paper Quality)

The 1928G $2 Legal Tender Note holds the distinction of being the inaugural small-sized $2 paper currency in the United States. This bill showcased a depiction of Thomas Jefferson on the front, along with a representation of his residence, Monticello, on the reverse side. Noteworthy features included the signatures of Clark and Snyder, a red seal, and unique serial numbers. This marked a significant shift in the design and format of the $2 bill, introducing a more compact and modern appearance to the currency.

1928 G $2 Legal Tender Note PMG 64 EPQ

EPQ meaning Exceptional Paper Quality, and the grade 64 by PMG is defined as The centering is off on one or two sides. Some handling may be evident but there must be no folds in the design.