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Why on earth do they even sell those sheets? It'll just cause confusion.

• lizknope 4y ago
  I bought some in 1987 when I went on a tour of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. It was in the gift shop and I was 12 and thought it was really cool so my parents bought it for me. I still have them in a folder along with other souvenirs. I would never think of actually cutting them up and spending them. The novelty souvenir value is that they are uncut.
• twoodfin 4y ago
  $2 bills in general cause enough confusion that a few souvenirs are unlikely to make much difference on the margin.
• harimau777 4y ago
  There was a restaurant in my home town that always gave you your chain in $2 bills. It was a silly thing that they were known for. I could potentially see something like this facilitating that.
  • O__________O 4y ago
    $2 bill are still among the denominations currently produced in US. Any bank should be able to provide them if requested. Bills I linked from the US Mint to are in uncirculated condition, which is not a requirement for obtaining $2 bills; meaning $2 bills you get from the bank may or may not have been in prior circulation, might have been stamped by the bank, etc.
• intrasight 4y ago
  > Cause confusion That wouldn't be problem. Them problem is that it causes visits from the Secret Service. Happened to two of my friends - and only two friends that I know of having sheets of bills.