Image Interpretation: 1995 Edition, 2 Dollars, 100 Sheets in a Bundle (New, Continuous Numbers, Unopened Banknotes) Basic Information 1. Currency: U.S. Two Dollars Federal Reserve Bonds 2. Year: Series 1995 (1995 edition) 3. Issuing Branch: The letter F indicates the Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank; the number 6 also refers to Atlanta. 4. Specification: Standard one sheet (100 sheets); the label shows the total value as $200 (2 dollars × 100 sheets). The label reads “Twos”. These are original bundles from U.S. vaults, wrapped in transparent protective plastic. 5. Initial Serial Number: F 08994601 B. It is a continuous-numbered sheet of new, never circulated banknotes. Details on the Front of the Banknote - Portrait on the front: Thomas Jefferson (third President of the United States) - Signature: Robert E. Rubin (U.S. Secretary of the Treasury at that time) - FW Mark: Indicates production by the Fort Worth Mint in the U.S. Additional Collecting Information Circulation Status: 2 dollars are banknotes that are rarely seen in everyday use in the U.S. Their issuance volume is much lower than that of 1/5/10/20 dollars. Many people assume they have stopped being issued, but they still circulate legally, though in small quantities. Collecting Value: Original bundle, 100 consecutive sheets, new and uncirculated – these have higher value compared to individual sheets. The 1995 edition is a classic version, and its availability is less than later editions. Back Design: A painting from the Declaration of Independence (a masterpiece by John Trumbull; the back is not visible in this image). > > Note: Its legal face value remains 2 dollars per note. It can be used for transactions in the U.S., but the market price for collectors is usually higher than the face value. The condition and serial numbers further affect the market price.