Thread: Great day! Found a red seal $2 bill

Ok, so I put together a book with all of my paper money. I've got a section with several red seal $2 bills, and I have a bunch of 1976 bills. Well, I remembered that in my safety deposit box I had an envelope with some 1976 $2 bills in it. So, I go there today, and stuck in the middle of them was a 1963 red seal. Woooo hoooo. I have NO idea where it came from, but there it was.

I'm fairly new to paper $, I have 2 sets of two consecutive serial number 1976 $2 bills. They are crisp, but circulated with a couple of minor folds. It seems like I heard that consecutive #s carry a premium, or is that just when UNC.

I also have 3 sets of 5 consecutive 1976 $2 bills that appear unc to me. Would they carry a significant premium if I decided to sell one of the sets? OR would it just be a minor one?

Thanks, as always, for your help!

Nice find with the red seals. I seem to find that older notes carry a premium in runs but not as much in the newer runs, but that's just my opinion.

Congrats on the red seal. Those are fun to find.

congrats on the find buried or hidden treasure like that can really make your day

Originally Posted by Daggarjon

congrats on the find buried or hidden treasure like that can really make your day

I second that!

SGR

Congrats!