I can't resist...the first two that are printed upside down are worth a small fortune. Actually they all look like spenders.
I was in a coin shop recently, talking to the owner when a lady came in to sell him stuff. She had some 90% silver he gave her 9-10X face for, some 40% that he told her he didn't want, and a stack of old, folded, worn silver certificates about an inch thick that he told her to take out and spend.
$2 notes are currently printed, why would yours be worth any premium? You can go into a bank and ask for them, or have them order you some if you have an account. It's like pulling a $1 note out of my pocket and asking someone to give me more than $1 for it. You don't see them very often but that does not mean they are worth more than $2.
Crisp uncirculated bills Star notes Errors Fancy serial numbers Old red seals It's true you have some from 1976 when they resumed making these notes, but they made tons of them and yours are all worn.
You asked a question and I gave you an honest answer without calling you names or being insulting. You could have taken 5 minutes to research the answer yourself by looking at sites like eBay. You are not helping yourself by one not taking a little time to look for the answer yourself and two insulting people that give you answers to questions you ask. Don't worry, you are now on my ignore list so you will get no additional remarks from me. Good Luck!
Please read what I said "I can't resist". Your pictures are upside down. Do I need to explain further?
I nearly make a full-time gig out of being a - Edited - and posting on here. Here's the thing, OP. Most beginners have no idea what is and is not interesting in this field. I have an ex-wife who doesn't understand why the $2 and worn silver certificates her mom gave her aren't interesting.
