You’ve discovered a a fun crossover collectible — part currency, part postal history, and very much a Western Pennsylvania specialty.

A Series 1976 $2 Federal Reserve Note that was hand‑canceled at a post office on April 13, 1976, the official first day the new Bicentennial notes were released. Collectors brought fresh notes to their local post office, added a 13¢ stamp, and had them postmarked as a First Day of Issue souvenir.

📍 Greensburg, PA 

Greensburg is one of the known Western PA towns where these were canceled. A documented lot of six Pittsburgh‑area postmarked notes included Greensburg. The product is a 1976 postmarked Bicentennial Two Dollar Note that is uncirculated and considered a first day issue. 

This banknote, sourced from the United States, is collectible paper money from the Federal Reserve. With a denomination of $2, it is a valuable addition to any collection of US coins and paper money, particularly for those interested in small size notes and historical pieces from the 1970s.