Your $2 Bills Could Be Worth Thousands

Getting your hands on a $2 bill might be exciting at first, but $2 bills are the unappreciated and awkward little sibling of the currency set.

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February 16, 2025

Our Favorite Non-Alcoholic Drinks (So Far)

Whether you're looking for something to pair with dinner or for sipping socially, sometimes you want a drink that isn't water or soda but also doesn't contain alcohol. Thankfully, non-alcoholic drinks and craft mocktails have been increasingly popular lately and we set out to try a few of the top options. Love a beer but hate the bloat? You might like these options.

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These Affordable Cleaning Gadgets Are a Neat Freak's Dream

Desperately want to be neater and cleaner? Already obsessed with tidiness? One self-proclaimed neat freak pens her love of cleanliness and the gadgets that help her achieve it.

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Your $2 Bills Could Be Worth Thousands

Getting your hands on a $2 bill might be exciting at first, but $2 bills are the unappreciated and awkward little sibling of the currency set. While most of these Thomas Jefferson-clad greenbacks are worth exactly $2 (over 204 million were produced in 2022 alone), some rare variants can be worth thousands on the auction market. So, next time you think about using your $2 bill to buy a soda, give it a once-over — your $2 bill could be worth much more.

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9 Essential Travel Items We Love

Traveling well is a fine art, and choosing the best travel essentials means the difference between travel master and total disaster. Ditch packing things "just in case" — yep, we're looking at that stack of books you're eyeing up; just get yourself an e-reader and be done with it. But this isn't about what not to bring. Whether you're flying, driving, or train-hopping, you should high-tail these picks to the apex of your packing list pronto.

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Read This Before You Cancel a Credit Card

Do you have a credit card that you just don't use anymore? Maybe a hasty in-store sign-up or a too-good-to-be-true introduction offer led you astray? Logically, canceling any unused credit cards makes sense — but pause just a moment. According to financial experts, canceling a card can often do more harm than good. However, there are ways to mitigate any damage, and knowing what steps to take before canceling — and alternatives to canceling — can help keep your finances in check.

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