These stamped 1976 two-dollar bills are worth more than bills without a stamp. The design of the 1976 two-dollar bill included the same image of Thomas Jefferson that has been on all two-dollar bills since 1928. It has a green serial number and treasury seal, which is different to the previous bills that used red ink.
How much is a stamped 1976 2 dollar bill worth?
The 13 cent stamp was used because that is how much it cost to mail a letter in 1976. Stamped 1976 $2 bills typically sell for about $5 each. If they were stamped in an exotic place then the value might be closer to something like $8. However, no 1976 $2 bills with stamps are rare or valuable.
What is the value of a 1976 series 2 dollar bill?
If you have a regular circulated 1976 2 dollar bill then it will only be worth its face value of $2 while the note in uncirculated condition can be sold for around $9-15. If it has an interesting post office stamp on it, it will be worth two or three times face value which is $4 to $6.