• Issued between 1854 and 1856, these notes are incredibly rare due to the short-lived existence of the Republic Bank of Rhode Island.

• Each banknote features hand-signed signatures from both a cashier and the President of the Bank of the Republic in Providence, Rhode Island.

• Unearthed in the basement of the Rhode Island State House, these notes were hidden away for over 165 years before their remarkable discovery!

The Rhode Island Bank Hoard $2 Note is a captivating relic of American history, renowned for its rarity and the fascinating tale of its discovery. These exceptional banknotes were unearthed in the basement of the Rhode Island State House by a janitor, who then sold them to a northeastern coin shop. Now, you have the chance to own a piece of this unique find!

Issued between 1854 and 1856, each Rhode Island banknote was meticulously hand-signed by a cashier and the President of the Bank of the Republic in Providence. These notes predate the Civil War by half a decade and remained hidden away for over 165 years before their remarkable discovery. This hoard represents a rare glimpse into a bygone era of American currency, especially considering the brief existence of the Republic Bank of Rhode Island, making these notes exceptionally valuable to collectors.

The Rhode Island Bank Hoard $2 Note is an unparalleled addition to any U.S. or rare currency collection. Its historical significance and scarcity ensure that these banknotes won't be available for long. Each note comes encased in a protective currency slip, preserving its condition for future generations. Don't miss this opportunity to own an intriguing piece of American numismatic history—secure your Rhode Island Bank Hoard $2 Note today, as once they're gone, they're gone for good!