Director John Bennardo was quoted about the film in a New York Times article in April of 2014. The article profiles how $2 bills are attempting a comeback. Everyone else quoted in the article appears in the film.

An article more focused on the film and director John Bennardo appeared in the south Florida Sun-Sentinel and was syndicated in the Chicago Tribune, also in April, 2014

Director John Bennardo was interviewed on the popular NPR program Weekend Marketplace in September, 2016. He discussed the film and some of the behind-the-scenes activities that made the film happen.

Two of the film's interviewees from the MIT Sloan School of Management were written about for their participation in the film. Read the article and see their clip from the film.

Executive Producers John Bennardo and Amy Byer-Shainman were interviewed by radio host Frank Morano on AM790 The Answer in New York. Hear the entire segment.

The first shoot for the film took place in Orlando at the Florida United Numismatists (F.U.N.) Convention in July, 2013. They provided a nice write-up and interview for the film.

An article on the $2 bill appeared in the popular online & print publication Pacific Standard. The film's director was quoted and the film mentioned in a detailed piece that also featured Two Buckaroo's Heather McCabe. It's a great and informative read.

Amanda Brooks is an acclaimed author & blogger who writes about many topics in the adult entertainment industry. Because of her experience as a dancer in the heyday of $2 bill use in strip clubs, we interviewed her for the film. She had these nice things to say about the production.

During its Kickstarter campaign, the film was written up in CoinWeek magazine; the film has come a long way since then.