United States - Lot of 4 Two Dollar Notes, Series 1928C, 1928F and 1976 - Red and Green Seals - Friedberg 1504 ...

United States - Lot of 4 Two Dollar Notes, Series 1928C, 1928F and 1976 - Red and Green Seals - Friedberg 1504, 1507, 1935D and 1935L A group of four United States Two Dollar notes, comprising two red-seal United States Notes from Series 1928C and 1928F, and two green-seal Federal Reserve Notes from Series 1976. All four notes feature a portrait of Thomas Jefferson, the third President of the United States. The 1976 issue marked the return of the Two Dollar denomination and bears the Neff-Simon signature combination. The lot includes: 2 Dollars 1928C, red seal, Julian-Morgenthau signatures and red serial numbers - Friedberg 1504. 2 Dollars 1928F, red seal, Julian-Snyder signatures and red serial numbers - Friedberg 1507. 2 Dollars 1976, Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, District D, green seal and serial numbers - Friedberg 1935D. 2 Dollars 1976, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, District L, green seal and serial numbers - Friedberg 1935L. Obverse: All four notes feature a central portrait of Thomas Jefferson within an oval frame, together with the name of the United States and the Two Dollar denomination. The two 1928 notes are United States Notes with red Treasury seals and red serial numbers. The two 1976 notes are Federal Reserve Notes with green Treasury seals, green serial numbers and the seal and district number of the issuing Federal Reserve Bank. Reverse: The two 1928 notes feature the earlier design depicting Monticello, Thomas Jefferson's Virginia home, surrounded by the denomination and the name of the United States. The two 1976 notes bear the redesigned reverse introduced for the United States Bicentennial, depicting the presentation of the draft Declaration of Independence, based on John Trumbull's painting. The notes are in varying states of preservation. The 1976 San Francisco note appears comparatively well preserved, with light handling and minor folds. The two 1928 notes show folds, creases, staining, toning and wear, with one example displaying heavier circulation. The 1976 Cleveland note is heavily circulated, with numerous folds, staining, considerable wear, softened paper and damage along the edges and corners.