![]() ![]() The two-dollar bill was later discontinued in 1966 due to its unpopularity as an available circulation note. As a United States Note, the two-dollar bill was printed in three different series, 1928, 1953, and 1963.The red seals found on these two dollar bills indicated that they were United States Notes. ![]() The modified notes were printed with red seals, a portrait of Thomas Jefferson on the obverse side and a rendition of his home, Monticello, on the reverse of each bill. At this time, the two-dollar bill was converted to a smaller size. New legislation set forth in 1929 declared a standard printing size for paper money in the United States.The oldest of these large note variations dates back to 1862. Before printed money was standardized and produced at a specific size, the two-dollar bill spent its early life in the form of many different large note designs.
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