1937-A*-L* Federal Reserve Star Notes Choice Crisp Uncirculate 1937-A*-L* Low serial number Federal Reserve Notes. Most Valuable 2003 $2 Bill ChartĮstimated worth for bill in very fine conditionĢ003 $2 FED RESERVE NOTE KANSAS CITY PMG65 EPQ SERIAL NUMBER 1 STAR!Ģ003 $2 star note FRN (C 00001776 *) Year of Declaration of Independence A 2003A $2 star bill in uncirculated MS63 condition that was printed in the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta will cost at least $120, while the San Franciso variety will be worth around $150.
In circulated condition, a 2003 $2 star bill with MS63 grade will fetch around $35, while the uncirculated variety will be worth around $75. 2003A $2 star notes were only printed for the Atlanta and San Francisco districts. You will recognize them by the star symbol and serial numbers that go from 1 to 16,000. These bills were printed in all twelve Federal Reserve Banks. Replacement star notes are the ones that will be worth more. However, if your bill was printed in San Francisco or St. Most 2003A $2 bills are worth around $5-10. Snow while the 2003A bill was signed by Anna Escobedo Cabral and John W. The regular 2003 bill was signed by Rosario Marin and John W. These modern two-dollar bills are exactly the same – the only difference is the A prefix and who signed them. The 2003 $2 bill comes in two varieties – 20A. Moreover, the same bill in the same condition will be estimated at $35 if it was printed in the Federal Reserve Bank of St. However, there are some varieties with small details that will increase in the price.Īn uncirculated bill with grade MS63, issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis will be worth at least $5. In most cases, a circulated 2003 $2 bill will be worth only its face value.
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