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One of the best ways to collect unique legal tender artwork is in the form of modified Federal Reserve Notes. Enhanced by the Merrick Mint, these notes are legal tender US paper money with enhanced visuals on the obverse face of the note. Today, 2022 $2 Year of the Tiger Golden Hologram Tigers Legal Tender Notes with 88 in the serial numbers are available to you online at JM Bullion.
Note Highlights:
The $2 Federal Reserve Note from the United States is one of the most popular denominations for use with enhanced note designs. The $2 bill is produced in large volumes each year, but sees the lowest usage rate in circulation among all seven denominations the US issues in the Federal Reserve Note series.
All of these 2022 $2 Year of the Tiger Golden Hologram Tigers are legal tender $2 Federal Reserve Notes. Each bill is crisp and uncirculated. The Merrick Mint took these notes from fresh packs of Federal Reserve Notes and enhanced with colorized graphics on the obverse that celebrate the Year of the Tiger. The notes are available inside bi-fold presentation folios. Uniquely, each note in this listing comes with 88 in the serial number. The number 8 is considered the luckiest number in Chinese culture.
On the obverse of 2022 $2 Year of the Tiger Golden Hologram Tiger Notes is a portrait of President Thomas Jefferson in the center. The background field has been enhanced with red behind President Jefferson and shades of red, yellow, and orange throughout the broader background field. Each side of President Jefferson features a hologram image of a golden tiger.
The reverse side of $2 Year of the Tiger Golden Hologram Tiger Legal Tender Notes features the original design from John Trumbull. This design is known as Trumbull’s Declaration of Independence. Though it debuted on the first $2 Federal Reserve Notes in 1976, Trumbull actually created this visual in a portrait painted in 1817/1818.
Please contact JM Bullion with any questions you have about these notes. You can call us at 800-276-6508, chat with us live online, or email us directly.
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One of the best ways to collect unique legal tender artwork is in the form of modified Federal Reserve Notes. Enhanced by the Merrick Mint, these notes are legal tender US paper money with enhanced visuals on the obverse face of the note. Today, 2022 $2 Year of the Tiger Golden Hologram Tigers Legal Tender Notes with 88 in the serial numbers are available to you online at JM Bullion.
Note Highlights:
The $2 Federal Reserve Note from the United States is one of the most popular denominations for use with enhanced note designs. The $2 bill is produced in large volumes each year, but sees the lowest usage rate in circulation among all seven denominations the US issues in the Federal Reserve Note series.
All of these 2022 $2 Year of the Tiger Golden Hologram Tigers are legal tender $2 Federal Reserve Notes. Each bill is crisp and uncirculated. The Merrick Mint took these notes from fresh packs of Federal Reserve Notes and enhanced with colorized graphics on the obverse that celebrate the Year of the Tiger. The notes are available inside bi-fold presentation folios. Uniquely, each note in this listing comes with 88 in the serial number. The number 8 is considered the luckiest number in Chinese culture.
On the obverse of 2022 $2 Year of the Tiger Golden Hologram Tiger Notes is a portrait of President Thomas Jefferson in the center. The background field has been enhanced with red behind President Jefferson and shades of red, yellow, and orange throughout the broader background field. Each side of President Jefferson features a hologram image of a golden tiger.
The reverse side of $2 Year of the Tiger Golden Hologram Tiger Legal Tender Notes features the original design from John Trumbull. This design is known as Trumbull’s Declaration of Independence. Though it debuted on the first $2 Federal Reserve Notes in 1976, Trumbull actually created this visual in a portrait painted in 1817/1818.
Please contact JM Bullion with any questions you have about these notes. You can call us at 800-276-6508, chat with us live online, or email us directly.
