Bank Name: The Irasburg National Bank of Orleans At Irasburg
State: VT – Vermont
Charter Number: 1541
Lifetime: Operated 1865 to 1875 | Total Issue – $112,900
Series: $2 – Original Series National Banknote
Sheets Printed: 1,500
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Rarity and Value: These are scarce notes. It is rare for a bank to have more than one or two survivors for this low denomination. The reason for the low rate of survival is that very few were printed. Two dollar bills have often been considered unlucky in past generations. So if you had one then you spent it quickly. Collectors call these “lazy deuces”. Don’t forget to check the serial number. Number 1 notes always sell for nice premiums.
Current Market Analysis: The market for Vermont nationals is about where it should be for a small New England state. Like most states in the area, Vermont has a rich numismatic and cultural history. You can collect colonial coins and paper money, obsolete notes, and there are also plenty of national bank notes to be had. There isn’t a single type of note that is considered especially scarce for Vermont. There is always going to be a demand for rare types like first charter $2 bills. High denominations like $50s and $100s are scarce on large size notes. There are lots of little towns in Vermont, but despite having small populations, most towns are fairly well represented in terms of number of notes known to exist.
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