Uncut Sheet of Four Series 2003 $2 Federal Reserve Notes in Collector's Portfolio

This numismatic collectible consists of an uncut sheet of four Series 2003 $2 Federal Reserve Notes housed within a professional black presentation portfolio. The notes feature the portrait of Thomas Jefferson on the obverse and the signing of the Declaration of Independence on the reverse. The sheet is from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, indicated by the 'H' district designation. The serial numbers visible follow a sequence ending in 524B, with the top numbers being H98870524B and H98880524B, typical for the high-range serial numbers associated with uncut sheets sold to collectors. The presentation includes an 'Official Certificate of Ownership' lying behind the binder, which serves as provenance from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. The interior of the binder features a biographical summary of Thomas Jefferson's legacy on a parchment-style paper backing. Physically, the notes appear to be in Crisp Uncirculated (CU) condition, protected by a clear plastic sleeve. There are no visible folds, creases, or discoloration on the currency. The binder is black with a textured grain, and the certificates show sharp corners and clear printing, suggesting the set has been well-maintained as a commemorative item rather than intended for circulation.