This depends on the condition of the bill. In normal used condition, they are worth exactly $2. $2 bills dated 1976 and newer are the ones worth face value only. The $3/$4 figure is reasonable for bills dating back to the 1950s.
Klein thought he had, discovered the poison to be due to a disease of the cow. An epidemic of scarlet fever broke out in London in December, 1885, and the outbreak could be traced to the milk supplied by a herd in Hendon.
Scarlet Fever in the 1800s and Frankenstein. Scarlet fever had a massive part in the main plot of the story. During the time period of Frankenstein, this disease was quite common among the people. It was mostly found in children and was incurable at that time. Scarlet Fever can arguably be the beginning for all the causes that occurred in Frankenstein. Scarlet Fever in 1800s. In the 1800s, scarlet fever was considered as life taking disease. There were severe epidemics of scarlet fever. The death rate at that time was as high as 972 per million of population.