Series 1976 United States Two-Dollar Bill

A Series 1976 United States Federal Reserve Note with a face value of two dollars. This bill measures approximately 6.14 by 2.61 inches and is printed on a blend of 75% cotton and 25% linen paper with embedded red and blue security fibers. The obverse features an engraved portrait of Thomas Jefferson, the third President of the United States. This specific note was issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, Georgia, indicated by the district letter 'F' and the corresponding district number '6'. The serial number F51140656A is printed twice in green ink. Notable signatures include Francine I. Neff (Treasurer) and William E. Simon (Secretary of the Treasury). The condition shows significant signs of circulation including a heavy vertical center fold, minor corner creasing, and general surface soiling/darkening on the paper. The edges appear somewhat frayed with minor nicking. The steel finish of the green Treasury seal and the intricate black lithographic borders remain legible. Introduced for the Bicentennial, this series replaced the earlier red-seal Legal Tender notes and marked the first time the two-dollar denomination was issued as a Federal Reserve Note.