Buying/Selling 1917 $2 Two Dollars Legal Tender Notes "BRACELET REVERSE"

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The 1917 $2 Two Dollars Bill United State Note was the last Large Size $2 Legal Tender ever printed by The Bureau, Engraving & Printing Company.

On the left side of the 1917 $2's obverse was a depiction of Thomas Jefferson, the third president of the United States. The presidential portrait shared the design with the vignette of the United States Capitol Building centered. This is the old Capital Building at that time. President Jefferson's portrait also displayed on the $2 bill dates back to 1869 on the $2 “Rainbow Note” and continues to the present day.

From the top-right The numeral "2" is in highly stylized scrollwork indicating the denomination besides the words “THIS NOTE IS A LEGAL FOR TWO DOLLARS” are printed on the note to assure the recipient that the note is legal for all public and private debt.

The serial numbers repeated two times on the top right and bottom left. The red seal at the bottom right with the over-print “Washington. D.C” printed with bolded black ink. The red seal has been also used as a symbol indicated for most of the United State notes.

From the reverse, the numeral "2" is highly stylized and appear in each of the four corners of the reverse. There is a bracelet made of shields designed around the giant centered numeral "2" interspersed with ornate pattern designs which make up the numismatic nickname the $2 Two Dollar bill "Bracelet Reverse".

There are four varieties of signature combinations for the 1917 $2 Legal Tender Note. Most of them came from the Fr.60. But none of them is more scarce than any. All of the four combination signature varieties equal the same value.

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