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Mini 2 Dollars Federal Reserve Note

Uitgever United States Treasury
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Valuta Dollar (1785-date)
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Beschrijving voorzijde Central vignette of Thomas Jefferson's portrait, flanked by the numeral 2 and the Treasurer's signature at left, and the Secretary's signature alongside the Treasury Seal at right. The note carries the obligation clause and Washington, D.C. imprint typical of United States Notes, rendered in intaglio style on a reduced miniature format. Guilloche underprint supports the overall design in green and black.
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Beschrijving keerzijde Printed entirely in green, the reverse carries a vignette of Monticello, Thomas Jefferson's neoclassical Virginia estate, centered within a fine guilloche border. Denomination numerals 2 appear at the far left and right margins, with the national motto and country name arched above the architectural vignette. The overall composition replicates the standard reverse design of the United States $2 note, scaled down to miniature dimensions.
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These miniature novelty reproductions have no legal tender status and were never issued by the Federal Reserve or the United States Treasury. They circulate in the collectibles and gift market — produced by private manufacturers, sometimes as promotional items, sometimes sold in bulk as novelty currency sets. The Treasury connection in the name is purely decorative.

Collector interest is low. No official Pick or Friedberg listing applies.

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