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Well, In spite of its relatively low value among the denominations of U.S. currency, the two-dollar bill is one of the most rarely seen in circulation and actual use. They are almost never given as change for commercial transactions, and thus consumers rarely have them on hand.

I didn't know there were 2 dollar bills, but then why would I? We do have 2 Euro coins though, so its not that unusual I guess. Though a 2 pound note when I was a kid would have been a bit weird.

I have a few of them at home. They obviously never went over, just like the dollar coins they keep trying to introduce. Everyone just saves them because they know they will eventually quit making them then they become collectors. I know I know I can't figure it out either.

We have one .... no hang on I think I spent it

I didn’t believe it, but look at the link to the US Treasury dept. They actually make $2.00 bills

http://www.ustreas.gov/education/faq/cu ... ions.shtml

YZGI;823901 wrote: I have a few of them at home. They obviously never went over, just like the dollar coins they keep trying to introduce. Everyone just saves them because they know they will eventually quit making them then they become collectors. I know I know I can't figure it out either.


Oh, I will buy it off you, I will give you €1.36 is that alright? :wah:

Galbally;823970 wrote: Oh, I will buy it off you, I will give you €1.36 is that alright? :wah:
Right now that might be a good investment for me..Get back to me in a month.