United States $2.00 Note (No Date) 0

[Stanley J Parsons]

I have a 2017 $2.00 bill. Only after a google search of the Secretary of the Treasury did I know I had a 2017 bill.

Is this note worth having graded? PS...Sorry for the crappy picture.

Edited November 18, 2022 by Stanley J Parsons

[Fenntucky Mike]

Strange that it is missing only the Series number. Can you post clearer pictures of the note, face and back, and of the area where the series number should be?

It's hard to tell but it looks like the ink might be weak in the areas around where the series number should be but it's hard to tell. Could be an insufficient inking error, or an obstructed printing error, or someone's creation/damage. If it is a legitimate error I doubt that it would be worth submitting, it's just not very dramatic and the condition of the note isn't great. On the other hand if you're looking to sell having it authenticated would allow you to obtain a higher price and make the note easier to sell, I'm guessing you might be able to sell this for around $100 if it comes back authentic, and you'd maybe make $25-$50 after all the grading costs are deducted. You also run the risk of the note coming back as not authentic or altered.