Series 1976 United States Two Dollar Federal Reserve Note

This is a United States two-dollar bill, specifically a Federal Reserve Note from the series of 1976. The obverse features the portrait of Thomas Jefferson, the third President of the United States, centered within an oval frame. To the left is the Federal Reserve Bank seal for District 7 (Chicago, Illinois), indicated by the letter 'G' and the corresponding number '7' in the corners. The note displays the green Treasury seal on the right side and the serial number G07721780A printed in green ink. The signatures present are from the Secretary of the Treasury and the Treasurer of the United States during that era. The paper exhibits a distinct greenish-gray hue characteristic of US currency. Regarding condition, the note is in circulated state with significant heavy vertical creasing, particularly a deep center fold and another fold near the right edge. There are visible signs of wear including surface soiling, edge fraying, and a noticeable small tear or nick on the right-hand margin. The corners are rounded and soft from handling. Despite the wear, the printing remains legible and the colors for the seals and serial numbers are still distinct, though the overall paper crispness is lost.