Your $2 bill may be worth a lot more than you think

At one time, superstitious people believed the $2 bill was unlucky and even carried a curse. However, this myth is far from the truth. In fact, owning a $2 bill could bring you good luck—and maybe even a few thousand dollars if you know how to spot its value.

Often overlooked, the $2 bill has long been considered the unloved stepsibling of the $1 bill. Many Americans scoff at it, thinking it’s uncommon or no longer in circulation. This misconception has only added to the bill’s mysterious reputation.

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