How much RMB do you know about 2 dollars in 1976? Hurry, hurry.

It is correct to say: banknotes are within the scope of the bank, and they are converted into money, all according to the legal denomination. For example, one of the banknotes in the fourth set of renminbi --- green two yuan, and the bank will exchange it for two pieces of 1 yuan that you are currently circulating.

There are roughly two types of $2 bills printed in the green bank (both have been discontinued in the United States, and banks only accept but do not pay, and it is difficult to exchange them from banks).

One is a circulating version of the commemorative banknote for the 200th anniversary of the founding of the United States in 1976. $2 bill. The bank will give you 13 RMB at face value.

One is the regular $2 bill. The bank will give you 13 RMB at face value.

The bank's foreign exchange rate is about 1 US dollar to RMB.

If you want to sell it, you can only go to the coin market (stamp card market) in the city, because coins are not money in the ordinary sense in the card market, but a commodity, so it is ** to buy American banknotes by age. Probably a circulating version of the commemorative 1976 200th anniversary of the founding of the United States. $2 bill.

You can sell it for 20-30 yuan, but it depends on the degree of new and old, and whether there are dealers willing to accept it. Personally, it is recommended that if you give more than 30, you can exchange RMB, if you are below 20, you can collect it, anyway, the commemorative banknotes of the founding of the United States are relatively rare for China. Fresh.

The new product is about 30 yuan, and the old product is calculated according to the exchange rate.

In 1976, $2 was regarded as the 200th anniversary of the founding of the United States, but its circulation was relatively large and not high. The G version is issued in Chicago, which is more common, and the new market price is less than 30 yuan; The H version was issued in St. Louis, Missouri, and the number is smaller than the former, but the brand new ** is also within 35 yuan.

This is a U.S. currency, but collectors generally consider the 1976 $2 to be the "200th anniversary of the founding of the United States" for two reasons: 1976 is the year of the 200th anniversary of the founding of the United States; Beginning in 1976, the reverse of the $2 note was replaced with an oil painting of "Jefferson Drafting the Declaration of Independence" (the reverse of the $2 note issued before 1976 was the same as Jefferson's former home, and the obverse was the same). Therefore, the 1976 edition of the $2 banknote has a certain collector's value, and the new one is worth about 35 yuan in the stamp coin trading market.

The figure above is a reverse view of a $2 issued after 1976, and the bottom picture is a reverse view of a $2 issued before 1976.

The U.S. dollar, which has a denomination of two dollars, is generally not circulated in the market (meaning that it is rarely seen in the United States).

I have one that was given by the boss of the company in the past, and said that seeing this money reminds me of him (because it is relatively rare, so it will not be spent) Although it is not expensive, I think it is quite meaningful :)

At present, the brand new is the new 1976 version, 2 US dollars, which is more than 20 yuan, for your reference.