Series 2003 Federal Reserve Two-Dollar Note with Certificate of Authenticity

This item is a United States Two-Dollar ($2) bill, Series 2003, featuring Thomas Jefferson on the obverse. The note is a Federal Reserve Note issued through the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis (District 9), as indicated by the 'I' seal and the serial number prefix I58327693A. The bill is presented in a professional black display mount alongside a 'Certificate of Authenticity' which curiously mentions 'coins' despite no coins being visible in this specific frame, suggesting it may have been part of a larger set or used a generic template for currency products. The note appears to be in Crisp Uncirculated (CU) or Gem Uncirculated condition, showing a flat, uncreased paper texture with sharp edges and corners. The printing exhibits deep green and black inks characteristic of genuine intaglio printing processes from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. The display is likely a secondary market assembly for collectors, intended for commemorative or gift purposes. No visible staining, pinholes, or foxing are present in the provided view, and the paper maintains a bright, original off-white tone. The inclusion of the Certificate and formal mounting adds a layer of curated provenance, though the note itself is common for the series year.