O1 1963A SERIES $2 BILL W/ RED SEAL

The item in the image is a 1963 Series $2 bill with a red seal. These bills are a type of United States Note, which were phased out after 1966. The value of a 1963 $2 bill depends on its condition and other factors, such as its serial number. Circulated bills are typically worth around $3, while uncirculated, crisp examples can be worth $10 to $15. Bills in excellent condition can be worth more, and special serial numbers (like a "star note") can also increase the value. The front of the bill features a portrait of Thomas Jefferson, and the reverse shows a depiction of his home, Monticello.