Celebrating America $2 Bill - Hot Springs National Park

• Comes in inert mylar currency sleeve.
• Enhanced with vibrant, full-color artwork of Hot Springs National Park.
• Face: Features enhanced colorized imagery of Hot Springs' historic bathhouses and natural springs.
• Back: The new engraving of John Trumbull's famous painting "Declaration of Independence,"

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Tucked into the Ouachita Mountains of Arkansas lies one of America's most unique and storied natural treasures, and this Hot Springs National Park Colorized $2 Bill captures its timeless beauty on genuine U.S. legal tender. Hot Springs National Park, established on April 20, 1832, holds the remarkable distinction of being the first federally protected land in American history, predating the national park system itself by over 40 years. Nestled along the slopes of Hot Springs Mountain, the park is home to 47 naturally flowing thermal springs that have drawn visitors seeking relaxation and renewal for centuries, with waters reaching temperatures of up to 143 degrees Fahrenheit. The note showcases the park's most breathtaking imagery, from the elegant Fordyce Bathhouse, a stunning example of Spanish Renaissance architecture that once served as the crown jewel of Bathhouse Row, to the park's lush cascading waterfalls and vibrant turquoise thermal pools surrounded by ancient woodland. Once nicknamed the American Spa, Hot Springs attracted presidents, celebrities, and baseball legends throughout its golden era. A perfect gift and a stunning addition to any collection, this colorized $2 bill celebrates the healing waters and rich heritage of America's original national treasure.