1976 $2 dollar bill serial number lookup

Mrs razzle dazzle I don’t know whether you know only about currency auctions or if you have info on others, but if you could enlighten me with your wisdom on an off topic, I’ve wanted in past to auction items I have priced from collectable price guide at $ 600- 1000 and I have been told by aquintances and those in the auction selling business to put them up starting at a $1.00 and let the bidding start ! Now I’ve argued the point of why can’t I start at $500 for the item and “always” I’ve told I can but knowing will bid ! They want to fight it out slowly 50 here 7.80 cents there and on up !!? I read over all e-bay directions warnings and etc. I got the bills at auction and the seller did not know how they came to be and the person he got them from did not know. Who would take a dollar bill out of their pocket and say, ” I’m going to look for another with same number and letters”. My quest to find another matching random number pair through dealers and EBay over past 6 years has been fruitless. If you scanned a million bills a year it would take you 1,000 years just to go through one billion. But a totally random number ? There were approximately 9 billion series 2009 $1.00 in the world, but only one could have same number/letters. I have matching pairs that have low or fancy numbers, but since these are saved, they can easily be matched up. I have seen matching random numbers, but not also with matching letters. There is nothing about these serial numbers that would have caused them to be saved. Both have been circulated, graded VF35 and VF30 by PMG. Both have a random serial number C40901138A. I have what I have found so far to be unique.

1976 $2 dollar bill serial number lookup