United States Two-Dollar Bill (Series 2013)

The item is a United States Two-Dollar Bill, specifically identifiable by its serial number series as 2013. The obverse depicts a portrait of Thomas Jefferson, positioned centrally. To the left of Jefferson's portrait, a large '2' is visible, and beneath it, the Federal Reserve Seal with the letter 'B' is present, indicating the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. The serial number, 'B 26548229 A', is printed in two locations: horizontally on the left side and diagonally on the right side. The treasury seal is visible on the right, featuring scales. The text 'UNITED STATES OF AMERICA' and 'TWO DOLLARS' are prominently displayed below the portrait. The bill's color palette is predominantly green and black ink on off-white paper. It exhibits noticeable creasing and folds, particularly a prominent horizontal fold across the center of the bill and several minor wrinkles, suggesting moderate circulation and handling. The edges appear relatively intact, though some minor softening or fraying may be present due to age and handling. The bill is placed on top of what appears to be a black square object, possibly a charging pad or a small electronic device, with a metallic object resembling a stylus or a thin bar resting across it. The overall condition suggests it is a used, but still intact, piece of currency.