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| 1963 $2 Legal Tender Note |
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Legal Tender Notes, also known as United States Notes, were introduced during the Civil War. The size was reduced to modern standards beginning with Series 1928, and only $1, $2, $5, and $100 notes were issued in the smaller size. The face of the small-size $2 Legal Tender Note features a central portrait of Thomas Jefferson, while the back depicts his home, Monticello. This popular Series 1963 $2 currency note bears Granahan-Dillon signatures, as well as the distinctive red seal and serial numbers unique to Legal Tender Notes.
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