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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
I'm not from the US. What exactly makes the 2$ bill so special?
gpt
That's an interesting question, because they're not worth any more than face value, and there's over a billion of them in circulation. I think it's because you never see them due to the fact that people rarely spend them, so you don't really see them floating around as regular currency. People kinda just hold on to them. Also, it's an odd denomination.

As a terrible teenager, I would steal one once in a while from my dad's $2 bill stash to pay for cigarettes (which were $1.98 a pack at the time), and often I'd receive change of a $20, since cashiers aren't too used to getting them.