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dog2 · Jun 9, 2012, 08:23 AM

SOS... I have a 2$ US NOTE, 1953 Ser# A 21846158 A, signed Priest/Humphrey with Jeffersons portrait. The twist here is that the serial # and Treasury Seal are yellow/gold. (The Official Red Book only list Red.) Reverse is normal Monticello. What does it stand for?/Value? Any help much appreciated!!

Rudy

excon · Jun 9, 2012, 08:28 AM

Hello Rudy:

It might. I'd take it to a couple of your local coin shops. They'll buy it from you too, if it has any value. But, take it to a COUPLE of shops, just to make sure of the price.

excon

dog2 · Jun 9, 2012, 08:42 AM

Thanks excon. Two different shop owners looked at this note & have never seen this & new nothing about it.?

excon · Jun 9, 2012, 08:46 AM

Hello again, dog:

Then it's a good thing you didn't sell it to them. I'd keep looking for a collector who DOES know what it is. Then, and ONLY then, will you KNOW what its value is.

I DO understand a collector not having SEEN a bill of this type... I DON'T understand a collector who says they know NOTHING about it... IF the collector was worth his salt, he'd KNOW what your bill is.

excon

dog2 · Jun 10, 2012, 10:00 AM

Thanks excon. I agree totally. Coin dealers know their craft when it comes to precious metals and most deal in currency as well but that's secondary. The Note stays with me until?

Cheers!
Dog2