Jake's Special #172

"And there off" comes the cry of the announcer at the start of every horse race, followed by the exciting description of the race as the horses round the track and dash toward the finish line.

This scenario takes place daily throughout the United States and there is nothing more thrilling than having a handful of winning tickets when your horse comes in. The most popular bet at the track is the $2.00 bet. The $2.00 bill is considered to be lucky by many horse players.

In this type set of $2.00 bills you'll get four different, three of which are obsolete U.S. notes. Each set contains:

1. First year of issue series 1928 with a large red seal on the left and a large two on the right.

2. 1953 series with small 2 over small red seal on the right.

3. 1963 series same as 1953 but, has "In God We Trust" added to the reverse.

4. 1976 series with green seal, this is the Special bicentennial issue.

All four bills are in Good to Crisp Uncirculated condition and come in a vinyl display page. Who knows, some of the $2.00 bills in this set might have been wagered on some of the great triple crown winners of our time.