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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jim Dale, post: 24623903, member: 100459&quot;]I&#039;m not a collector of bills, so, I&#039;m not sure what the significance of owning a 2021.&nbsp; When my children were very young, I would give them a $2 bill on their birthday.&nbsp; That was quite a while ago. Now that they are in their young 50&#039;s, I just send them a card.&nbsp; They are making more money than me. Soon, I will be a Great Grandfather.&nbsp; Should I send them a $2 bill?&nbsp; I thought I would try to get my son interested in coin collecting.&nbsp; This past Christmas, I gave him a 2022 P.&nbsp; He thought that was cheap.&nbsp; This year, I&#039;m going to send his family a Christmas card.&nbsp; Living on our retirement and Social Security doesn&#039;t allow much money for expensive gifts (especially if you buy a 2023 W American Buffalo .9999 Fine Gold Bullion Coin each year on our &quot;savings&quot; plan. (I only have 2, but my son thinks I&#039;m hiding my gold.&nbsp; Litlle does he know, he hit the nail on the head.)&nbsp; If he had to live on what our parents lived on, he would think twice about bugging me.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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