Finally, 2003A $2s

I have seen a few 2003A $2 bills in my area, but it was not until this
past Saturday that I got my first all-new 2003A pack of $2s at my bank.

Finally!

Paul

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On Nov 19, 6:34 am, Paul Anderson wrote:
I have seen a few 2003A $2 bills in my area, but it was not until this
past Saturday that I got my first all-new 2003A pack of $2s at my bank.

Finally!

Paul

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Paul Anderson
OpenVMS Engineering
Hewlett-Packard Company

What Fed District? I just started getting sequential Twos again
(Holiday cash, no doubt) but most banks are rationing them to keep the
customers trained to not ask for and expect them year round. Evil
*******s.

On Nov 20, 10:20 am, shreadvector wrote:

What Fed District?

District A, Boston.

I just started getting sequential Twos again (Holiday cash, no doubt)
but most banks are rationing them to keep the customers trained to
not ask for and expect them year round. Evil *******s.

Do you think they have weekly or monthly training sessions to teach
tellers to keep the public misinformed that $2 bills and $1 coins are
"special" and should be "rationed"? Maybe they teach them how to
scrunch up their faces and make groaning sounds to make sure those
pesky customers don't continue to ask for current, circulating US
denominations.

I have no trouble at my bank getting $2s, but I know from experience
that's not true at all banks.

Paul

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I have no trouble at my bank getting $2s, but I know from experience
that's not true at all banks.

Paul

One of the tellers at one of my banks absolutely loves $2 bills and orders
them for customers. Which is why I have a wad of them to spend at all
times.

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On Nov 20, 10:20 am, shreadvector wrote:

I just started getting sequential Twos again (Holiday cash, no doubt)
but most banks are rationing them to keep the customers trained to
not ask for and expect them year round. Evil *******s.

Do you think they have weekly or monthly training sessions to teach
tellers to keep the public misinformed that $2 bills and $1 coins are
"special" and should be "rationed"? Maybe they teach them how to
scrunch up their faces and make groaning sounds to make sure those
pesky customers don't continue to ask for current, circulating US
denominations.

I have no trouble at my bank getting $2s, but I know from experience
that's not true at all banks.


Can you get small quantities? I recall somebody saying that
their bank would order $2 notes, but required the transaction to
be a bundle of $250 or something like that.


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Paul Anderson wrote:
I have seen a few 2003A $2 bills in my area, but it was not until this
past Saturday that I got my first all-new 2003A pack of $2s at my bank.

When I picked up some James Madison coins this week (in central
Massachusetts) I cleared the teller out of $150 worth of $2s from
circulation. The top of one bundle was a 2003A A -- the first 2003A $2
I'd seen.

(There are likely more, but I'm not going to spread them out and search
until our guests leave.)

B.J.
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Can you get small quantities? I recall somebody saying that their
bank would order $2 notes, but required the transaction to be a
bundle of $250 or something like that.

I don't doubt there's probably a minimum order the bank can place. I
get a pack of $200 every couple of weeks, so even if their minimum order
was higher, and even if I'm the only one at that branch who asks for
them, they know they won't get "stuck" with them.

It would be great if they used them on a regular basis, but unless
something else happens, like $1 bills are eliminated, most places don't
use $2s.

Most everybody loves them though.

Paul

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OpenVMS Engineering
Hewlett-Packard Company

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On Nov 20, 10:20 am, shreadvector wrote:

What Fed District?

District A, Boston.

I just started getting sequential Twos again (Holiday cash, no doubt)
but most banks are rationing them to keep the customers trained to
not ask for and expect them year round. Evil *******s.

Do you think they have weekly or monthly training sessions to teach
tellers to keep the public misinformed that $2 bills and $1 coins are
"special" and should be "rationed"? Maybe they teach them how to
scrunch up their faces and make groaning sounds to make sure those
pesky customers don't continue to ask for current, circulating US
denominations.

I have no trouble at my bank getting $2s, but I know from experience
that's not true at all banks.

Paul

Sounds like if you are having problems getting $2 bill from your bank, you
might as well find another bank to do busines with. I have never had
problems ordering $2 bills up to $800 at a time.

Dan

On Nov 21, 9:57 am, "Ukraina Dvi" wrote:

One of the tellers at one of my banks absolutely loves $2 bills and orders
them for customers. Which is why I have a wad of them to spend at all
times.
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I'm lucky in the fact my bank always has plenty of $2 bills. Most of
the time they are nice and crisp, but in a way a PITA as they stick
together so I have to take care dispersing them. I doubt any make
their way into circulation after I disperse them as they are either
nabbed by the clerks to save 4-ever or under the money drawer to be
sent back to the bank. Had one person tell me she despises them as
she gets them mixed up with singles. What-ever ;-)