Without question, the $2 bill is the black sheep of the U.S. currency family. Despite being a small enough denomination to fairly easily acquire, the “Tom” — nicknamed for its portrait of Thomas Jefferson — rarely surfaces in day-to-day transactions. In fact, many folks erroneously believe the $2 note to be out of circulation, with some cashiers even refusing to accept these unfamiliar bills.
Make no mistake, the $2 bill is very real and remains in regular circulation, albeit at a smaller volume compared to commonly found denominations such as $1s and $20s. But while the Tom lacks the everyday presence of the others, it also sports a more intriguing backstory than its brethren bills. Here are five fun facts about the not-so-terrible $2.
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