Virtual currency meets the world of hard currency with these collectible Federal Reserve Notes. Modified by a private mint, these legal tender $2 bills are new items from the Federal Reserve Note series that have enhanced graphics on the obverse depicting one of the hottest forms of cryptocurrency in 2021. Right now, $2 Dogecoin Legal Tender Notes are available to purchase online from JM Bullion.

Note Highlights:

• Arrives inside of a bi-fold presentation folio with a Certificate of Authenticity!
• Brings the famed Shiba Inu meme of Dogecoin to the US $2 bill!
• Enhanced, colorized graphics on the obverse!
• Bears a face value of $2 (USD) backed by the federal government.
• Obverse features the Shiba Inu that serves as the logo of Dogecoin.
• Reverse depicts John Trumbull’s signing of the Declaration of Independence.
• Notes altered by a private mint.

Each $2 Dogecoin Legal Tender Note available to you in this product listing comes with a bi-fold presentation folio and a Certificate of Authenticity from the private mint that enhanced the bills. Each $2 bill comes from the Federal Reserve Note series and is in clean, crisp, uncirculated condition. The notes maintain the original reverse design with high-definition, colorized graphics applied to the obverse field.

Dogecoin has long flown under the radar in the cryptocurrency market following its 2013 introduction. Compared to other forms of cryptocurrency, Dogecoin has long had a value that is minuscule in the face of the sky-high values commanded by the likes of Bitcoin. While its value remains lower than other forms of cryptocurrency in 2021, its profile is greater than ever with the likes of Elon Musk tweeting in support of Dogecoin.

Obverse designs on these $2 Dogecoin Legal Tender Notes include a variety of colorized additions. At the center of the note design is a Shiba Inu, the breed of Japanese dog that was popularized in a meme in early 2013 and became the symbol of Dogecoin in the aftermath. The dog is again featured on the left side of the design field with a smartphone screen showcasing a trading app in the background field on the right-hand side.

Reverse imagery on the $2 Dogecoin Legal Tender Note features the original design in use since 1976 when the $2 denomination was reintroduced. The $2 denomination was previously issued in nearly all historic forms of US paper currency. It was last issued prior to its life as a Federal Reserve Note in 1966 during the final years of the United States Note series. On this side, the signatories of the Declaration of Independence are captured in a design inspired by John Trumbull’s 1818 oil painting.

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