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It's a novelty item. If it's a real $2 bill with a picture pasted over Tom's, you might be able to redeem it at a bank for an undamaged bill. Otherwise it's a copy worth about as much as the paper it's printed on.
From esky-mo
I do not know who answered this but they are wrong. Several years ago the US mint authorised the special printing of legal money with special pictures like the cottontail rabbit used by the Children's Miracle Network to make a $2.00 dollar bill that is legal tender per the United States Department of the Treasury Statute 333 USCA. These bills were given out through Walmart and Sam's Clubs with all proceeds going to The children's network. I know they were valued a little over $3 at issue. Value know is something even I would like to know? These were given out at Easter time and had a card of authenticity with them.
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Colony that was the birth place of thomas jefferson?
Virginia
Who was the president when the louisiana purchase took place?
Thomas Jefferson
Who said the presidency is a place of splendid misery?
Thomas Jefferson
Did Thomas Jefferson keep the bank of the US in place?
Yes
What was Thomas Jefferson's date of inauguration?
Thomas Jefferson was elected as the third president of the United States. His inauguration took place on March 1, 1801.
What was the date of the inauguration for Thomas Jefferson?
Thomas Jefferson's first inauguration took place on March 4, 1801.
What is the place of birth for Thomas Jefferson?
Shadwell, VA Shadwell, VA
What statesman did not like to place importance an a person's pedigree?
Thomas Jefferson
Which state is the birth place of both Thomas Jefferson and George Washington?
Virginia
What did thomas Jefferson place on each side of his fireplace?
he put vases by his fireplace
Did The Louisiana Purchase take place when James Monroe was President?
No, it was under Thomas Jefferson.
Where was Jefferson birth place?
The 3rd President of the United States Thomas Jefferson was born on April 13, 1743 in Goochland County, Virginia.
