When you look within your notecase you would possibly realize a $1, $5, $10, $20, even a $50 or a $100 bill, but you virtually ne'er see a $2 bill with a image of President Jefferson on the front. The $2 bill has had an unfortunate history in the U.S. economy, but it is utterly tender.
In 1862, the first nationalized paper bills were written by the centralized. The only bills to be written were the $1 and $2. Nationalized coins had already been in circulation for at least the past sixty years. So, the federal government wasn't sure however the general public would react to mistreatment paper currency for the primary time.
In 1862, the first nationalized paper bills were written by the centralized. The only bills to be written were the $1 and $2. Nationalized coins had already been in circulation for at least the past sixty years. So, the federal government wasn't sure however the general public would react to mistreatment paper currency for the primary time.
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