| Fr # | 757 |
| Year | 1918 |
| Denomination | $2.00 |
| Series | Federal Reserve |
| Serial # | D82A |
| Grade | PMG 65 Exceptional Paper Quality |
| Comments | Exceptional Paper Quality, Low Serial, Courtesy Auto's |
| PMG # | 1963477-002 |
| PMC Category | Gold |
| Estimated Value | $6,000.00 |
Ranked #22 in 100 Greatest American Currency Notes, this note is not only rare, but especially so as it features the coveted trifecta: a low serial number, a high grade with Exceptional Paper Quality (EPQ+), and courtesy autographs. Discontinued nearly 90 years ago, it stands as the only $2 Federal Reserve Bank Note ever issued—and the last large-size $2 bill.
Known for its distinctive and eye-catching design, the obverse features a detailed portrait of President Thomas Jefferson, while the reverse showcases an intricate depiction of a World War I battleship. These elements, combined with its scarcity and premium features, make this note an extraordinary and highly collectible piece of American currency history.