MetalStacks presents the $2 U.S. Legal Tender Note – Series 1928 C (Red Seal), an early small-size United States Note that reflects the transition into modern U.S. paper currency. Identified by its red Treasury seal and red serial numbers, this issue represents one of the first standardized $2 Legal Tender Notes following the 1928 shift away from large-size notes.
Issued during the early 20th century, the Series 1928 C $2 Legal Tender Note circulated during a period when multiple forms of U.S. currency were in use. The $2 denomination has historically seen lower circulation compared to other notes, contributing to its collectible appeal. Earlier series examples such as this are recognized for their age, distinct design, and place within the development of modern U.S. currency.
This offering includes a single $2 Legal Tender Note housed in a protective display frame. The note features a unique serial number and shows natural, age-appropriate wear consistent with circulated examples. The framed presentation provides both preservation and a clean display format suitable for collectors.
PSV 25
Note Information
- Denomination: $2
- Type: U.S. Legal Tender Note (United States Note)
- Series: 1928 C
- Seal Color: Red Treasury Seal
- Issuer: United States Treasury
- Legal Tender: Yes
- Redemption: Not silver-backed; issued as fiat currency
- Condition: Circulated, with natural age-appropriate wear
- Serial Numbers: Unique
Obverse Design
- Central portrait of Thomas Jefferson
- Red Treasury seal and red serial numbers
- “Two Dollars” denomination with detailed engraving
- Early small-size layout with structured borders
Reverse Design
- Depiction of Monticello, Jefferson’s Virginia estate
- “TWO DOLLARS” denomination prominently displayed
- Classic green engraving with balanced symmetry
- Traditional design associated with early $2 notes
The Series 1928 C $2 Legal Tender Note represents one of the earliest small-size issues for the $2 denomination. Collectors value these notes for their historical placement, distinct red seal format, and continued association with a denomination that has remained less common in circulation.
Each note is securely housed for preservation and display. Due to the nature of circulated currency, the exact note and serial number received will vary.
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MetalStacks Collectors Club
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