PRODUCT DETAILS:

(2) 1976 $2 Stamped Bicentennial Note - MANCHESTER, NH - Double Stamped (April 13, and July 4th) & Sequential Serial Numbers - Crisp Uncirculated 

NOTE HIGHLIGHTS:

• This listing is for two separate notes, they are not uncut.  
• Crisp Uncirculated Condition.
  
• These notes have sequential serial numbers and both have double stamps.  Each note has a Manchester, NH, April 13, 1976 marking on top of an Eagle Shield stamp on the obverse along with a Manchester, July 4, 1976 marking on top of a Liberty Bell stamp on the reverse.  
• The 1976 $2 U.S. Banknote was reintroduced after being discontinued in 1966 as part of the U.S. Bicentennial celebration.  After being released on April 13, 1976; collectors and members of the public lined up at banks to obtain crisp new notes. They then took them to local post offices, where clerks attached a 13-cent stamp and applied a postal cancellation dated APR 13 1976 directly onto the note. This created a hybrid currency-and-stamp collectible known as a "First Day of Issue" note.  
• The obverse features a portrait of Thomas Jefferson (1976 $2 Note released on his birthday, April 13).
  
• The reverse shares a depiction of the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776.