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Photograph both sides so the series year, seal colour, and serial number are readable. Confirm whether it is a green-seal Federal Reserve Note, a red-seal United States Note, a star note, or an uncut sheet before we search.
Example · 10 Nov 2026
Series 1976 $2 Federal Reserve Note, circulated
Worth about $3.33 · Listed $3.33–$3.37 · Circulated
Catalogue prices for a common 1976 $2 Federal Reserve Note, checked 10 November 2026: circulated $3.33, about uncirculated $3.37, uncirculated $5.53 (Numista). You can adjust for condition. Shopping results the same day also mixed in star notes, graded bills, lots of two, and red-seal notes at $300–$1,000, so confirm the variety before you treat a shopping headline as the value. Most common circulated green-seal 1976 notes are only a small premium over $2. Source: Numista.
How to photograph a $2 bill
Most circulated Series 1976 $2 Federal Reserve Notes are only worth a small premium over $2. Star notes, fancy serials, red-seal United States Notes, and high-grade examples sit in a different market. Do not flatten or wash a bill to improve the photo.
What you will see
After you confirm the identification, we show a Worth about figure, a listed range, a way to adjust for condition, a confidence level, and comparable public listings when we find enough of them. If we cannot find enough listings, we say so instead of inventing a single number.
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