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Red ink 2.00 bill with star
I have a 1953 B red ink two dollar bill in absolutely perfect mint condition. There is no folds ,creases or tears or anything wrong with it. It looks like it was just printed. The serial number is *03166454A. I was wondering what it is worth.
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