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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;coinage86, post: 189441, member: 7584&quot;]its true though, you can buy a qualtity of 1000 $2 bills.&nbsp; what is commonly referred to as a brick.&nbsp; the brick is a big cellophane wrapped package from the federl reserve.&nbsp; Ive seen these on ebay.&nbsp; usually unopened.&nbsp; So the part about the bank putting it thru the cash counter might be voluntary.&nbsp; they might be willing to not do that.&nbsp; the brick of 1000 bills would be ten packs of 100 bills.&nbsp; they dealers on ebay charge around $2200 for those.&nbsp; a ten percent mark-up.&nbsp; you can pay the mark-up on ebay, if you&#039;re intimidated by going to the bank and trying to place an order.&nbsp;&nbsp; The $2 bills are a nice novelty, but the coin show guys will tell you they&#039;re not worth anything, and wont be for a long time.&nbsp; but you like $2 bills?&nbsp; get a brick of 1000 bills and put them in a safety deposit box.&nbsp; and if time goes buy and they&#039;re still worth $2 each, go to your stock broker and buy shares of&nbsp; stock with it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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