1928-G $2 United States Note, Red Seal

A classic red-seal two-dollar bill — the kind that always makes people do a double-take when they find one. This is a Series of 1928-G United States Note, the last and most common suffix of the 1928 $2 red-seal run, but still a satisfying piece of mid-century paper money. Details: - Denomination: Two Dollars - Type: United States Note (Legal Tender Note) - Series: 1928-G - Serial Number: D99312908A - Seal: Red (Legal Tender issue) - Reverse: Monticello vignette - Signatories: Georgia Neese Clark (Treasurer) / John W. Snyder (Secretary of the Treasury) Circulated, with moderate wear, soft folds, and some rust-toned staining visible on both faces — honest condition for a note that's been around since the Truman administration. Engraving still readable and crisp throughout. The 1928 series was the first small-size $2 bill ever issued by the U.S. government — before that, the two-dollar note was the larger "horse blanket" format. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.

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