Fr. 1939-L. 2009 $2 Federal Reserve Note. San Francisco. PMG About

An Ascending Ladder Serial Number on a Tough Denomination Fr. 1939-L. 2009 $2 Federal Reserve Note. San Francisco. PMG About Uncirculated 55. Ascending Ladder Serial Number. It's a well-known fact that $2 Federal Reserve Notes are rare hosts for fancy serial numbers. From the brevity of certain print runs to the lack of commercial demand for the denomination, it takes little to figure why $2s with fancy serial numbers are rarely encountered. This example though is nonetheless a rare exemplar among unremarkable peers where the average note can hope to be saved as a curio or spent by a fan of the Clemson Tigers who routinely uses the denomination to demonstrate their impact on small business. Emblazoned with an "Ascending Ladder Serial Number" that reads "L01234567A," bidders have here the chance to consider and contest arguably one of the most popular of all fancy serial numbers which is seen here upon a rare host that is sure to effortlessly command the attention of bidders long before it even crosses the auction block. Estimate: $2,000 - $3,000. Click here for certification details from PMG.

Estimate:$1,200

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