2013 U.S. $2 RMS Titanic 100th Anniversary – Merrick Mint Colorized

🧾 Full Description:

This listing is for a genuine U.S. $2 Federal Reserve Note (Series 2013) enhanced with a full-color commemorative overprint honoring the 100th Anniversary of the RMS Titanic (1912–2012). This collectible note was produced by the Merrick Mint, a private company known for artistic overprints on authentic U.S. currency.

• Note Type: Federal Reserve Note

• Denomination: $2

• Series Year: 2013

• • B19659748A

  • C07941110A

    Serial Numbers (available examples):

     

• • B (New York)

  • C (Philadelphia)

    Issuing Districts:

     

• Condition: Uncirculated with Merrick Mint overprint

• Theme: RMS Titanic, 100th Anniversary (1912–2012)

• • Full-color image of the Titanic at sea

  • Portrait of Thomas Jefferson overlaid with Titanic scene

  • Text: “RMS Titanic” and “100th Anniversary • 1912–2012”

  • Overprint of White Star Line flag and ship details

  • Serial number area outlined with contrasting panel

    Overprint Details:

     

  Back Design: Original Declaration of Independence (unaltered)

• Certificate of Authenticity: Included

• • “Genuine Legal Tender U.S. Bill – Commemorative Bank Note”

    Packaging: Comes in original blue Merrick Mint presentation folder with foil-stamped title:

     

🧾 Technical Specifications:

🎁 Ideal For:

• Titanic collectors & historians

• Novelty & art currency collectors

• Gift for maritime or nautical enthusiasts

• Commemorative currency & event anniversaries

• U.S. banknote enthusiasts looking for unique designs

📦 Shipping & Handling:

• Ships protected in original blue display folder

• Comes with printed Certificate of Authenticity

• Fast, tracked shipping

• 30-day returns — satisfaction guaranteed

🔎 Additional Notes:

• These are genuine legal tender notes, but the design enhancement is privately applied by Merrick Mint.

• The U.S. government does not issue colorized currency. This is considered a novelty collectible, not an official variation.

• Back of note remains unchanged and shows Trumbull’s “Signing of the Declaration of Independence”.