Your Two Dollar Bill Could Actually Be Worth THOUSANDS!

Who knew that a 20-year old $2 bill could be worth...well, more than $2. A single $2 bill (y'all) with a lowwww serial number sold for $2400 at an auction. $2400?! Wild, until you find out that it got re-auctioned and re-sold for $4000.

A single $2 bill. Y'all.

And that's how cowboys are made! (Photo by Drew Dau on Unsplash)

Uncirculated (wunadem fancy city slicker wurds for "unused") $2 bills could be worth at least $1000. AT LEAST.

Have an uncirculated (gittarope!) $2 bill without a red band from 1918? That could be over $1000 in your chaps, Hoss!

An uncirculated (y'all ain't from 'round here, is ya?) 1890 $2 Treasury Note with a red seal is worth at least $4500.

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Even circulated (we call 'em "used" in these here parts) $2 bills from the 1800s (back when the west was wilder than an old wet hen) could lasso you up to $2500.

You could get quite a few head of cattle with that kinda tin, partner!

Bizniss, y'all (Photo by Hamid Tajik on Unsplash)

Did your grandparents gift you a $2 and you dared to look at them with even a sliver of contempt? Time to apologize. Profusely. Even if you have to find a medium and throw a séance party to do so.

Y'all hear that? (Photo by Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru / The National Library of Wales)

Grandmas don't want their grandbabies to grow up to be idiots. If you have any old and/or uncirculated (if I told you once I done told you twice!) bills - even other denominations - check out the US Currency Auction website to see if you might be sitting on a ~~gold mine~~ ~~oil field~~ decent chunk of change!

When you can't quite remember how the Macarena dance goes... (Photo by Lindsay Doyle on Unsplash)

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