Series 2003A United States Two-Dollar Bill

This is a standard Federal Reserve Note representing a legal tender value of two dollars, featuring an engraved portrait of Thomas Jefferson. The note is from Series 2003A, indicated by the 'Series 2003 A' printing on the lower right of the portrait. It features a green Treasury seal on the right and a black Federal Reserve Bank seal on the left, which identifies it as being issued through the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco (indicated by the 'L' and the number '12'). The serial number L06427850A is printed in green ink at the top left and bottom right. The paper is the standard cotton-linen substrate used by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, showing a slightly off-white, aged tone. There are visible red and blue security fibers embedded in the paper. The note displays significant evidence of circulation, including heavy vertical folding and creasing through the center and secondary folds on the edges. There is noticeable surface soiling, minor staining, and rounding of the corners. The ink remains mostly crisp, but the overall condition would be graded as 'Circulated' (likely Fine to Very Fine based on physical wear). Despite its rarity in everyday cash transactions, it remains modern currency with high production numbers, making its value primarily face value unless part of a specific collection.