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July4th 1976 Marked $2 Bill Set - 5 Seqencially Numbered Bills Uncirculated. Need Help

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Hello all,
I am a coin guy and know nothing about paper currency. A friend inherited a large quantity of items and wanted me to see if I could put a value on everything. I need help with this one item. 5 bill set sequentially numbered and uncirculated. Post marked july 4th 1976. 1st serial number is J10650009. See picture. I have no idea if these are worth face value or more. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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They all are the same in that they all have the 3 stamps and postmark on them.

Update - went on ebay and looked at sold $2 bills like these (as close as possible) and determined them to be worth at least $10 per bill. Thanks
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I have a question. What post office in America is open on July 4 in any year let alone 1976.
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US Post Offices were opened that July 4th to celebrate the Bicentennial and to coincide with the First Day of issue of the "Spirit of 76" stamps so that collectors could get the "rare" postmark.


Sorry, should have read just "4th to celebrate the Bicentennial and so that collectors could get the "rare" postmark"

Gotta watch my "copy & paste" better.
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A couple of months earlier the "new" 2 dollar bill was issued (April 13 I think?) Collectors put a stamp on it , took it to the post office for hand canceling and "certify"the bill as first day of issue.

Gave some of us the idea for this. Ok, I went a little overboard.

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Pennywise142 thanks for the information I didn't know that. All though I was alive then still pretty young.
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