United States $2 Federal Reserve Note, Series 2013, serial number H15732218B

The $2 bill has been printed intermittently by the United States since 1862, with the current design featuring Thomas Jefferson on the obverse and the signing of the Declaration of Independence on the reverse. The Series 2013 notes were printed during the Obama administration and represent one of the more recent printings of this denomination. While $2 bills are legal tender and still produced today, they remain relatively uncommon in everyday circulation, leading many people to mistakenly believe they are rare or valuable. Currency collectors and enthusiasts are drawn to $2 bills for their novelty factor and historical significance as America's least-circulated denomination. These notes appeal particularly to beginning collectors, those interested in American monetary history, and individuals who enjoy the curiosity factor of owning an unusual but legitimate piece of U.S. currency. The $2 bill has developed a cult following among collectors who appreciate its unique place in American numismatic culture.