MetalStacks offers the Series 1953 $2 U.S. Note – Red Seal, a striking example of mid-century American currency design. Collectors value these notes for their distinctive red Treasury seal and enduring connection to U.S. monetary history.
Each note represents an original circulated piece, showing light natural variation from age and handling. Subtle differences in preservation among the available notes enhance their authentic vintage character and individuality, making every example uniquely collectible.
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Note Information
| Series | 1953 |
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| Denomination | $2 |
| Type | U.S. Note – Red Seal |
| Grade | Circulated / Used |
| Seal Color | Red Treasury Seal |
| Region | United States of America |
| Paper Type | Government-issued cotton/linen blend |
| Security Features | Raised intaglio printing, red Treasury seal |
| Presentation | Housed in a premium wooden display case with a clear glass-top viewing window and felt interior for protection and display |
Obverse Design
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Portrait: Thomas Jefferson (center)
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Details: Intricate scrollwork border with red serial numbers and Treasury seal (right)
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Inscription: “This note is legal tender at its face value for all debts public and private.”
Reverse Design
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Depiction: Detailed engraving of Monticello, Jefferson’s Virginia estate
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Design Elements: Ornate framing and the denomination spelled out as “TWO DOLLARS” below the illustration
Presentation
Each note arrives securely encased in a rigid archival holder and presented in a custom wooden display box. Variations in tone and crispness from circulation attest to each note’s authenticity and journey through history.
For inquiries or to reserve your piece, please contact MetalStacks at (561) 529-3001.