You can get $2 bills at the bank - here's proof! from The Two Dollar Bill Documentary
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- Did you know that $2 bills are NOT rare currency? How about the fact that if you want one, you can just go to the bank? In this never-before-seen raw footage from our documentary shoot in Michigan, we walked into a bank and got $100 in twos with no issue. Look closely - they're crisp & sequential too!
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I get stacks of $2 dollar bills all the time from the bank!
Your personal bank or just any bank Because a few years ago I went into this bank inside this Walmart I had one's and wanted 20s and 10s they didn't give it to me because I didn't have a account with that bank .
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Send them to me
@@williama.3652 I might be late because your comment was from three years ago but it has to be you local bank that you have a account with lol, same story happened to me
I used to work at an airport as a cashier. Every so often, some old folks would pay with two-dollar bills and try telling me that they are rare. It got to the point where I didn't feel like arguing with them or correcting them, so I just let them go on about their day thinking that they wowed me by paying with two-dollar bills.
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I would still argue back, and tell them that they are not rare.
@@jonaskristensen-fq2xt actually yes they are
The dude was not ready to count 2s that day
Considering how expensive things are today, I’m surprised more people don’t spend $2 bills rather than a boatload of one dollar bills. It would cut down on the amount of bills in people’s wallets.
I recently received an older $20 from my bank and went to Arby's for lunch. I paid with the bill and the order taker called the manager over and she grabbed the bill and disappeared to the office. Reappeared 3 minutes later and gave me change and my lunch. For a minute there I thought she was going to call the cops.
Dam Millenials ..
The manager probably collects money.
@@marcodavila10 Pretty sure most millenials are familiar with old $20 bills. The generation after that not so much.
Ha ha 5 years later I got an old 20, and 10 the same day… older lady that pays cash for odd jobs and yard work
But she usually has current bills???
This is June 2024, I also have found 3 1950s silver dimes in my change in past 5-6 weeks
Haha you sure made someones day, throwing a buncha $2s like a rainmaker 😂
Lol the $1 at the end.
Lol
😂
I have a 2 bill
Same I have 50
I thought this was common knowledge. Half dollars are also readily available. People make up their own restrictions and imaginary rules and believe they are true.
Indrid Cold Every time I’ve gone into my bank to ask for rolls half dollars, no matter which branch, they don’t have them available to give it. They will order them for me for $500 which is really just exchange money for money.
Ok I’m 16 years old and have never seen a 2 dollar bill in my whole life. So they might not be hard to get but they are in a sense rare. The reason there rate is probably because they aren’t very practical.
@@michaelisthebest1270 Come to Sterling Heights..... I spent $2 bill all around town :-)
My bank never has $2 bills and they refused to order any for me.
@@michaelisthebest1270 theyre "rare" because people usually dont spend them and rather keep tem, even those theres roughly a near amout of $2s out there as $10s
I usually call branches who have them before walking in; sometimes they have just a few and you can order them from your bank too. I usually find just a few sometimes, most branches know me by now considering I have 10 stacks now haha
Am I high or did this guy just get ripped off? He wanted $100 worth of $2 bills, the teller counted them at face value (2, 4 , 6, 8) until he got to 50...that is only $50 dollars right? He would need 50 individual $2 dollar bills to equal $100 right? If you count each bill he lays down he gives this guy 25 individual bills. That's only 50 dollars. Someone back me up here lol
You're not high, but if you notice when the count gets to 38, we cut to a close up of Steve's face. This is the only edit made during this transaction. The teller actually counted out two sets of $50, but we used the repetition of him counting each set out to make an edit so it seemed like he only counted out one set. There was no reason to subject the audience to having to watch him count out twice as many bills (the point that the bank had $2 bills was made), so we did what's called a "pull up" in editing lingo and smoothly shortened the transaction some. Nice catch though! That hadn't been brought to our attention yet, and we didn't realize this loss of logic until you pointed it out. Kudos.
Thats what I was going to point out.
People could skip that part if they want to.
I thought he said he wanted 100 then looked at what he was holding in his hand and said he wanted 50 instead which meant that I thought he was carrying a $50 bill but thought he was carrying a 100
I caught that too. 🤔
Sometimes it’s best to call ahead and make that arrangement since 9 times out of ten (at my bank) they literally have to walk from teller to teller to gather up what you need. Call ahead and they can order them for you and they’re typically pristine and sequential. Cheers Bill
Thank you. I would never think to call ahead. I would just ask in person while I was there for something else, but calling ahead is a smart move.
I’m in the UK, and occasionally you can find American money (both coins and bills) in coinstar machines, either lying around the coin feed or in the rejected coins slot - I found a $2 bill there once - someone had tried rolling it up and trying to jam it into the coin feed. I’ve still got it somewhere, I think it’s in an old wallet up in the loft.
According to my experience, $2000 is what you need to order for the bank to order them from the treasury...that is the minimum they can order. This is different than what they may have in the vault, or at other branches. If you want the bills, tell them you want $2000 and they CAN order them. Don't let them tell you otherwise. Speak to a manager if need be.
Before knowing this, I actually had one bank thank me for taking their twos, as they "couldn't get rid of them". One would think a bank would go through enough cash that they would use them in place of say, $10's.
When you get 1000 2's brand new, in sequence, or a fair number of $2 star bills in sequence, it's pretty neat.
That minimum is based on a bank not wanting to be inconvenienced. You can order as little as a strap of $100 if you want. Just tell the bank you're doing a charity event or something and you need the bills for that. What you need is what you need. If they cant accommodate, tell them you will have to consider banking elsewhere.
@@TheTwoDollarBillDocumentary I probably wasnt clear. If the bank physically has to order Bill's because they nor any of their other branches have what you want, their minimum order for 2's is $2000 worth. Here is the link specifying the minimum order quantity per denomination www.frbservices.org/resources/financial-services/cash/depositing-ordering/currency.html
FWIW I wouldnt know this if a relative isnt a branch manager at a bank. And like many others posting below, I would have blindly accepted the "we dont have any nor can we get any" response I received before.
Sounds like you need to find another bank to deal with. Both Bank of America and Citizens Bank in my area order them for me..... Most times I get $400 or $600 at a time. Too bad in this day and age, banks and companies have forgot what good customer service it.
@@dcxdanny I think part of it is that the smaller banks don't have the assets nor resources to hold or shift $2s around branches for one guy that wants a few. One of the branches initially had $900 worth they were happy to give me as they said they hadn't been able to get rid of them.
Many of the major banks I refuse to do business with. I'll take some inconvenience with smaller institutions, over the major players policies and fees.
Jeff: flexing hid money
Everybody: having a rare 2 dollar bill
I love the guy's laugh there at the end at 2:41. LOL.
Me to. It really ends the video perfectly.
Banks with good customer service (probably not Bank of America) will order them for you (usually in $200 batches). I do it all the time, and use $2-bills almost exclusively. The only catch is that you have to pay for them ($2 each).
that dumb guy just paid 4 bucs each, for each 2 dollar bill , how fucken stupid
Wait! You have to pay for them, darn. 😂
I'm more amazed that they allowed you to film inside the bank..
They didn't. As you saw, we just walked in, cameras rolling. The real surprise is that we were able to film the entire transaction before anyone stopped us. They also didn't ask us to erase anything we had already filmed.
Right
Get these in perfect shape generally brand new all of the time, they make great gifts when you give them with the band still around them, also have a full sheet framed 8 bills by 4 up on the wall.
The rarer ones are the 1963 version and best if they have the post office stamp on day of issue as well, thank you for the reminder about these bills though I look at my framed sheet in my office everyday.
Love to hear that you appreciate, use and gift them. Thanks for commenting
You have a great channel I love 2 dollar bills and keep make videos!
We are! Thank you.
“Have a good day”
*cOoL*
Now if only Best Buy & maybe other stores realize $2 bills r real so cops don't get called & ppl get arrested 🤔
Funny in that video, i said you could get 2$ bills from the bank and keep an eye out for the 2$ with the red stamp.
@@jerryvelasco1474 two dollar Bill's with red stamps are legal they are from the 50s and 60s just like 5's used to be red stamped.
@@zachbbeck6752
I'm not saying they are illegal, I meant they are worth more.
Does that actually happen or is that just a legend that people always bring up?
@@jcreazy yes. seen it happen. mostly becuase 2 dollars bills are rarely if ever used.
Can we just talk about the fact that he just left his cigarette in the flowers like wtf that’s so disgusting and disrespectful
Didn't really happen - was just special effects.
It's such a trashy thing to do.
@[MAL] SalziSalzieven just smoking is trashy
Sarah Evrard-Feyhl it is but it's addicting when you do it. i haven't smoked but I know that when you start you can't stop
@@shinrazilla I used to smoke. I quit. It's not impossible to stop smoking.
Just walked into my bank for the first time and asked. "Do you have two dollar bills?" And they said, "yep, how many you want?" They had tons.
Outstanding! What city & state is this?
@@TheTwoDollarBillDocumentary This is Clinton, Iowa.
I got $1200 in $2 from the bank and 474 of them were uncirculated! Banker acted like she was happy to get rid of them. I spend t circulated Ones around town and they call me "The $2 bill guy"
How can there be an entire channel devoted to just the two dollar bill?
I don't know, but there's no way it would ever get 20,000 subscribers or over 10 million views.
Last time I saw a $2 bill was 1993 at Grandma's house
I recently got $1000 in 2 dollar bills. No big deal
I recently just read a retarded comment that no one cares about but no big deal.
Your the MAN :-) I usually get $600 at a time of $2 bills :-)
I Love two dollar bills. I think they are one of the coolest currencies out there. I might do this when I get enough money.
Awesome! Love to hear it. I trust you're subscribed to the channel - more fun stuff about $2 bills coming.
Plz do more of these
We post a new video every three weeks. If you have any ideas for the kinds of videos you'd like to see, please share them!
The Two Dollar Bill Documentary do a video where u buy everything with 2 dollar bills.
We did one like that but went only to fast food places: czcams.com/video/WT25xaYLdoI/video.html
The Two Dollar Bill Documentary yeah, but i meant like going to best buy and walmart and things like that. Also, you should show that all banks have it. Like little clips feom every one
I hate when people think $2 bills are rare, I have one and old people tell me "I should keep it, they don't make them anymore" and I just look at them like they are stupid,AND I'M 13.
I have had many people of different ages say that they are not made anymore - I call the $2 bill my idiot finder :-)
I have a checking account with Citibank and always ask for $2.00 bills when I withdraw money. My branch never ever has any $2.00
bills.
You can ask them to order in as many as you want. They do it at our branch all the time.
I wanted to watch him count until $100, seriously.
The music gets me every time
The music is very important! Takes a while to find the right fit for each video.
@@TheTwoDollarBillDocumentary thanks for taking the time to do it tho
I collected $2 bills up until I was about 15. I thought they were rare. I have about 8 and they’re nothing actually special. Just sentimental. I go go the bank once every other month now and pick up $100 in 2’s to spend as tips or for coffee. Been doing that for 2 years now and still haven’t lost the magic. I love people’s reactions!
They're great for that and many other reasons too. Thanks for sharing!
OMG!!! Here is what's SUPER Rare. In the opening of the video there is a stack of five straps of $2 bills. The paper wrap around each one says Twos. And on the edges there is a thick green border. The solid green borders are 100 crisp, uncirculated two dollar bills. The broken green borders are 100 crisp, uncirculated two dollar STAR NOTES! Three bundles (straps) of them. You'll never see one of those in your lifetime, let alone three of them.
What you're looking at there are stacks of bills being put into a glass case at a currency trade show, by a dealer. The stacks are indeed star notes, and because they're as rare as you say, the dealer who has them is putting them on display with the hopes of selling them to a trade show visitor that day. I believe the dealer in this case is Fred Bart of Executive Currency (executivecurrency.com), and I'm sure he still has plenty of those if you wanted to buy some. Tell him we sent you.
@@TheTwoDollarBillDocumentary Thanks for the reply and clarification. Those straps sell from $500 to $800 each. I have tellers at banks watching out for those and anything cool. I get cool notes every week. I took in a star note strap so that they could know what it looks like. They gave me a 1953 $5 Silver Certificate today.
I said some on my last trip to the US, it was my 5th time there and I'd never seen them on previous visits, next time I'm there I'm tempted to get loads and spend them everywhere I go.
Do it!
We just origami'd the two dollar bills we got that ain't worth nuthin and now they cool as hell. Come check it out.
I had the same response from Grow Financial. And they didn't say they could order them.
I was wondering if credit unions are different since the one I go to doesn't have them.
Not sure. Good question. They should be able to order them like any other bank. Ask them and see.
Awesome 😂
My bank told me repeatedly that they didn't have them. NEver admitted getting them. I eventually had to buy $2,000 worth because they would get them, deny that they had them, and then send them back to the Federal reserve.
Ah, well.
How many do you have? I'd love to see some video of your stash. Check out this video for details: czcams.com/video/8LWVUuez_co/video.html
@@TheTwoDollarBillDocumentary
Quite a lot still. I'm not sure how to shoot video, to be honest.
I JUST SUBSCRIBED TO YOUR CZcams CHANNEL.
Thanks Grandmaster! It is appreciated.
why , the guy can"t even count, he gave the teller 100 bucs and got back 50 bucs, 25 two dollar bills
awesome
Theres a strip bar in Portland Maine were all your change comes in 2 dollar bills so the can't be to hard to ge
Yes, we featured them in our film. Here's the clip: czcams.com/video/ICY4HV80FFY/video.html
You can get them in your change at anyplace that currency is exchanged.
Well... not really. Banks SHOULD have them, but many don't. And most businesses that carry them either. In fact, businesses that DO carry them are so unique that it's become a good marketing tool, as we show in this video: czcams.com/video/GqS-_JdA_L8/video.html
It's always hit or miss.
I don't know about every single bank, but the bank that I worked for, always had these two dollar bills coming in.... I could even order some for my customers. They are not a big deal!
My mom used to work at a bank! She has two 2 dollar bills in her possession which she acquired from her job at said bank!
She should have more!
I do this. I get a pack of 100 and use them as Tips. The servers and others like them and they remember you!
Exactly. Only the real smart people do this. :)
It's only the old silver certificate ones that are now rare and should not be spent
I just went to the bank today and they told me that they only have them when they are brought in :(
You can order them though! They'll be "brought in" only when the bank needs them, and the bank needs them when people are requesting them.
I feel like this might even be phony because I have gone to several banks and acts for $2 bills and the bank always says they do not have any
It's definitely not phony. If it was, we faked getting busted and the phone call they made after. We even made it a point to put text up at the beginning indicating this was real. Not much else we can do. Just because you can;t get any, doesn't mean the bank we went do doesn't either.
Dahhh.... Best to call your bank and order them. The come in "straps" of 100 bills = $200
i got them 2 weeks ago , but this is probably is phoney, cause the guy gave him a 100 bill but the teller only give him 50 bucs total . 25 bills
He gave you 25 $2 bills. Quick math yields $50, so you got shorted....fyi
Everybody thinks they know more than the people who made the video... fyi: We did a pull-up edit so you didn't have to watch him count out 100 bills. Check the cut at 1:41. There's only one camera on the guy, so how did the angle change?? We took out the rest of that count to 50, and came back where the next count to 50 matched. We got what we ordered - you just didn't have to sit through it all.
The Two Dollar Bill Documentary thanks for the clarification!
This is the realest video / thing on the planet earth.
Thank you. People always tell me to keep it real.
My husband has one of them. Originally, they were only issued for use by the US navy.
They were issued as standard currency for all Americans, but to help encourage their use and get them into circulation, they were given to those in the Navy. Two dollar bills have been part of the US currency system since 1862. Watch a few more videos on this channel or check out the film it was based on: amzn.to/2gpRKum Thanks for the comment.
every Christmas I get $200 in 2 dollar bills at my Bank of America. I have to order them about a week and a half or 2 weeks prior to needing them. I give the $2 bills out to each of my nephews, cousins, nieces, aunts, uncles etc. at our annual xmas family party.
Awesome. Love to hear that.
Do you still do that?
@@514musique yup, every Christmas
Let you know right now. TD Bank does not carry $2 bills sadly.
That sucks! Time to switch banks. Notice how there weren't any TD banks in the opening part of this video. Nice coincidence.
@@TheTwoDollarBillDocumentary Yea, I mainly liked TD Bank for the coin deposit, but they took that away :( Gotta get a new bank for sure.
@@TheTwoDollarBillDocumentary You know what would be a interesting video, because I've been trying to search this myself. "Which banks carry $2 bills?" I know it's more based on location but I think it'd be interesting enough nonetheless.
people say in comments they can’t get them at the bank sometimes, that is sometimes, you may wanna call and make sure, most of time i gone and sometimes i get a few to a pack sometimes pending on what i want, just ask see if a teller will hold for you and let em know you want them, its that easier vs driving there and wasting gas
Agreed. Thanks for commenting.
My brother always has 2 dollar bills. For my kids' birthdays if he gives them money it's all in 2 dollar bills.
This actually works! Now I live in Ohio, Cinncinati, like 5 people live here, and I was surprised when I went to my local PNC bank they had 300 dollars worth! I took all of them and have been spending them ever since! Thanks!
ROFLMAO!! HE REALLY JUST PAID $100 FOR $50 WORTH OF 2'S!!!
You could see the hesitation when they had to throw in more cash on lunch😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😂
We just got a bunch of hidden footage bank hunting rare serial numbers on two's in Hollywood.
He got $100, believe me. It's called editing. Would you have wanted to sit there and watch the teller count out more bills? The edit is called a "pull-up", and it was obviously done very well if you think the customer got cheated. :)
yup , pretty dumb
If you think about it with all this inflation in 2023 a two dollar bill actually makes more sense than a one dollar bill since most things have doubled in price, I usually get them at the bank when i get my check and spend them....
You're absolutely correct! I tell people that all the time. Glad to hear you're using them. Thanks for commenting.
Dude he just payed $100 for $50 in 2s
Nice catch. What you witnessed is the magic of editing to hustle things along so you didn't have to watch him count out that many bills. Audio from one spot, a video edit from another. Go back and you can see what I did.
Oh now I see it
That easy shit😧😧😧
I didn’t know you can do that at the bank I am going to try that
You mean get $2 bills! Not go inside with a running video camera. :)
Time to go to the bank to get some
Just don't bring a video camera in
Did you actually get some $2 bills?
I got a strap of $2 bills from Bank of America about a month ago.
They had them or they had to order them?
@@TheTwoDollarBillDocumentary They had them.
Thats wierd how there is no glass
louie trujilllo right lmao but they got guns in there
louie trujilllo not everyone lives in Detroit
White Mail Privilege right!
Oldest 2 I had was a 1928 F but I decided to sell it
2's werent printed in 1928 lol
Sheepland ;D - they started in 1860s. 😀
roxcyn yeah but that does not mean every year after that they continuously kept printing them moron
1928 is when the FED changed to the small size bill. Would be helpful if you tried using a magical thing called google
ROBERTO MAN - which is not what was stated nor asked.
I do this all the time !!!
😄🇺🇸 very cool show this is!!!
This video or the whole channel? Either way, thank you! Hope you subscribed.
@@TheTwoDollarBillDocumentary the whole channel....awesome
I use 2 dollar bills almost everyday
Hahaha
Do I need a account with the bank?
Some banks will say yes, other may let you go in and exchange money. It all depends.
I've checked all the local banks and none of them carry $2. They also refuse to order any.
That's ridiculous! They put in a currency order for other denominations all the time, why can't they add $2s? It's just sheer laziness and an unwillingness to satisfy a customer. Go back to one of those banks and say you need them for a charity event for children. If they still balk, put up a big stink. They can't "refuse" to order currency for their customers. Don't stand for it.
They can refuse to do service with you if you don't have an account with them. Banks won't even spit in your direction if you don't have an account with them. I've encountered that many times while going to banks that I'm not a member of. As for requesting a special order at a bank that you _are_ a member of, you are right, they must take a request for a special order as long as it is within reason.
Some new $2 bills are rare, rare Earth in the original ones in the 1928 and 1963, the ones with the star before the serial number, they are called replacement,they have a star instead of a letter before the serial number,, the printing is very low on some, you have to keep them crisp not folded, and clean to get top dollar
I just tried this at my own bank and they told me they don't have any... (I told them I wanted to give them out as gifts, etc.)
They will order them if you ask them to. In this video, you may notice that the teller had an even stack of 100 (he still counted them out though). That's because they come in that way, whether ordered by the bank for their own purposes or because a customer requested them. So go back to that bank and ask them to order them - they really can't turn you down unless they want to be difficult. Order 100 and then you'll have nice, clean, crisp and sequential bills to use for those gifts.
Sometimes the bank doesn’t have any, there are times when its payday for me and I get pissed because I go to other branches that have them, it all depends, you can call the branches so you don’t waste time driving there
I asked my bank and they ordered two stacks for me. I used them as tips and a few times at yard sales. I like the dollar coins as well, one cashier didn't believe it was real money. LOL
People giving them as gifts and holding onto them is the reason they're so rare when they're actually not that rare, they have no velocity as they dont circulate as much as $1s. There's only 10 times as many $1s as there are $2s but people see a lot more than ten times as many $1s, maybe the fed should just bring the numbers up to the same as $1s and then they will circulate far more.
@@TheTwoDollarBillDocumentary Are these $ 2 crisp bills or old bills .Werent they printed in 76 ' + 02' ?
Why not count to 50 instead of by 2’s to 100 since 50 2’s equals 100
cause he only gave him 25 bills which is 50 bucs and the guy gave him 100, lol opps
what city is this ??
It's near Ann Arbor, Michigan.
@@TheTwoDollarBillDocumentary Looking at the video,......that very much looks like Ann Arbor :-)
Where can I get them??
Uhhh... the bank. Didn't we just show you that?
@@TheTwoDollarBillDocumentary - whoa. No need to be rude
Sarcasm. :)
But don't waste them
I have a two dollar bill I got as change at Monticello because Thomas Jefferson is on it. I am also a bill collection so I have one $2 bill for my collection rest of my twos I spend.
Monticello always hands out $2 bills - it's a great thing they do. Good to save one and spend the rest! Thanks for sharing.
Listen , I went to the bank and asked them too order me 1,000 in $2 dollars first they thought I was joking. Then crazy. They wouldn't do it. I even went to a few banks. The most they would order for me was a few hundred. Banks will very easily give you a hard time. Even if you wanted a federal reserve brick. Tellers don't even know what that is. I'm in Pennsylvania. They don't allow the general public anymore to to this you have to have a business. Every now and then I'll ask the bank if they have any sometimes I'll get about 15- 20 once in a great while
Most banks are stubborn that way. I've never needed that many, but a gentlemen who is in the full movie (also on my channel) gets a large quantity whenever he wants - the bank knows him and knows he will be requesting them, so they have them handy. Since you don't have a business, you can say something along the lines of "I'm doing a charity donation" or "I'm giving them to sick kids in hospitals" (which is a great idea anyway), or maybe working for a fair or event where they are being used. That would help convince a bank to get them in bulk. Ultimately though, if you have an account with them, and you request a withdrawal in any amount of $2s, they should order them for you. Period.
Last time I counted mine I had 13 hundred of them $ 26 hundred dollars .
Holy macaroni! You need to go spend some of those.
Banks are weird in America why is there no bulletproof glass and why is the vault right out in the open?!
can you live in usa 2$ for a whole day
Some do
yeah. eat 16 cent ramen 3 times a day,
Yes
Absolutely....
Im not an American can someone explain to what is the matter with the 2$ bill 😅? Didn't get it
I am Lebanese , i travelled to America in 1992
While in the plane , an american women gave a 2 dollar bill and said that's a gift
Soory for bad english
He gave you $50 in $2 bills for your $100 bill. Watch closely.
Looks like it, but it's called "crafty editing". To keep the audience from having to watch an extended amount of counting, I made an edit so it skipped half of the bills and still looked seamless. Good catch, but we did get the proper amount of $2 bills at the time.
$2 bills are not rare but are also not commonly used
Absolutely. Weve covered both of those takes in numerous videos on this channel. Here's one of them: czcams.com/video/mdCNoxeRfxk/video.html
I already knew this.
Congratulations.
I've known this since I was like 3
But a lot of people don't
"How about the fact that if you want one, you can just go to the bank?"
How about the fact that banks don't always STOCK them because there's not much demand for them? how about the months I've asked at MY bank every payday and they never had even one?
How about when I asked about ordering some the teller thought I'd have to buy a block of them, you can't just order 5 or 10 of them, you'd have to order probably a brick of 1,000= $2,000 worth
A brick contains 1000 bank notes and they arrive sealed from the Fed. To get a brick of $2 bills from the bank you need to order in increments of $2000.
We answer every comment we can on this channel, when asked about where to get them, that you can get them at the bank. But if the bank doesn't have them, they'll order them. Your comment is not wrong at all, but considering how a majority of people don't even think they MAKE $2 bills anymore, the fact that there are a good number of banks that have them or can get them should make this an eye-opening video for many. My suggestion: try another bank.
Banks find it rude to ask for certain types of currency at immediate notice, especially when they have low stock. That's why its best to call and order before you buy things like $2 bills.
A bank is there to serve the customer. If they have ANY $2s, and you ask for them, they should give them to you. I get every last one from my bank all the time, and no one thinks it's rude (frankly, they're glad someone is taking them off their hands). I agree that you could call ahead to have them order them, but you can just as easily request that when you're in the bank as well. Thanks for commenting.
Victorian Sculptures you can order straps of $2 bills, they dont have to be in increments of $2000, In fact I have ordered $200 worth a day ago
Victorian Sculptures stop crying
It's rare to get $2 Bill's day to day without trying
True. So... try!
LOL - My record for spending $2 in one day - 15 of them :-)
Yeah ready to get 2 dollar bills at chase
YOU CAN NOT FILM INSIDE A BANK.....but yes...they never stopped making $2 bills....mostly as a Novelty for collecting.
Well, we did film inside a bank. Got everything we needed before they finally pulled the plug. And you are mistaken - they print $2 bills not because they are a novelty, but because they are in demand. You can check out this other video on our channel: czcams.com/video/_Bzg9pNVePk/video.html
the banks I went to don't have them they also didn't have half dollars or those $1 sacwegan coins
Those are bad banks.
How many $2 dollar bills come in a bundle? $200 worth?
100
Yes - 100 $2 bills for a total of $200. But you can also get them in ribbons of smaller amounts.
Oh cool this was filmed in Michigan
Yes it was.
@@TheTwoDollarBillDocumentary I live there can I have a 2 dollar bill I can't find one I'm only 12 turning 13 its my birthday soon on the 7th
I don't live in Michigan and can't give a $2 bill to everyone who asks, sorry. Go to the bank and get one! You can also try going to the Community page on my channel and asking a question about $2 under that post. Ask a good one, and if I make a video out of it, I send you a $2 bill.
My school librarian gave me one as change
DarenDoesGfx for sexual services?
@@whitemailprivilege2830 wtf
Why would u give money to a school librarian!? Where I went to school, no student is allowed to give/pay money/fees to staffs. The only ways to pay your fees ware thru school bookstore website or the school business office
l did the same thing the problem is my wife takes the bus which cost 2 dollars they wont take it the auto money reader can not read 2 bills ha ha ha
Most auto readers can read them, they just have to be set up with a dip switch in the machine.