Return of the Two Dollar Bill Under Consideration
Washington officials study reviving the $2 bill amid concerns over dollar buying power and a Bicentennial publicity push. Treasury officials note 55 to 65 percent of currency is $1 bills and estimate savings from engraving costs. The note last circulated until 1965 amid superstition and public rejection.
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James Conlon
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American Revolutionary Bicentennial Commission
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America
Alexander Hamilton
Aaron Burt
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Tom Jefferson
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