Any mistakes or printing errors during the printing process, such as inverted overprints, can make a $2 bill very valuable.

A $2 currency note printed in 2003 sold online in mid-2022 for $2,400 on Heritage Auctions. The same bill sold again for $4,000 roughly two weeks later, according to the Texas-based auction house.

Seeing a $2 bill is rare but there are actually millions still in circulation. A select few are worth much more than the face ...

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New drone footage of the stadium shows the new stadium's roof intact, and what appears to be several thousands of seats already installed. The $2.1 billion project, which had its groundbreaking in ...

A lineworker removing a old, dangling power pole that was left by another CenterPoint Energy crew last week. (Gage Goulding, Copyright 2024 by KPRC Click2Houston ...

Patricia Routledge, (full name: Dame Katherine Patricia Routledge), best known for her roles in the BBC’s Keeping Up With Appearances and the TV series Hetty Wainthropp Investigates, died on October 3 ...

Napheesa Collier, a talented professional basketball player, has drawn attention to her net worth in 2025. Over the years, Collier has built her career through consistent performances on the court, ...

Some unemployment insurance claimants who won their case through an appeal hearing are now being told they owe the money back. These claimants are among the 350,000 Michigan workers who filed for ...

It’s going to take a little longer to save up to purchase your favorite hockey team these days. According to Sportico’s annual team valuation rankings released Wednesday, the average NHL franchise is ...

PHOENIX — Arizona taxpayers are paying the price after a massive Medicaid fraud scheme exposed fake sober living homes billing for addiction treatment that never happened. The $2.8 billion scandal has ...