About U.S. Small Size Notes
U.S. Small Size Notes were introduced in 1928 and continue to be the standard currency in circulation today. This era includes iconic notes with historical significance and unique designs.
U.S. Small Size Notes were introduced in 1928 and continue to be the standard currency in circulation today. This era includes iconic notes with historical significance and unique designs.
U.S. Small Size Notes include the transition from Small Head to Big Head notes. The Small Head notes feature smaller portraits of historical figures, while the Big Head notes have larger, more detailed portraits.
The $2 bill has gained popularity and is often associated with the "$2 bill craze." Collectors and enthusiasts appreciate the unique design and scarcity of the $2 bill, making it a sought-after item.
