Most collectors call an 1896 $2 silver certificate a “two dollar ed.” The “ed” part of the nickname refers to the fact that the note is part of the educational series. The full name of the 1896 $2 silver certificate at the time it was being produced in Washington DC was Allegory of Science presenting steam and electricity to commerce and manufacture. This is depicted with three women and two children. Each of the three educational notes ($1, $2, and $5) had something to do with scientific achievements or historical achievements. 1896 $2 silver certificates are actually fairly rare. Values range from something as little as $200 for a note in poor condition to $10,000 for a note in perfect condition.
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