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I don't want to be the one that says yes and then you get a male... wait for some more opinions from other guys on the forum and then weigh up your options
Find out how many times the Tarantula has moulted!If it has moulted more than 10x times in that 2year period,chances are good that it could be a female.
But the best bet would be to have an old exevuvium sexed to be 100% sure,you could try looking at the Telotarsus on the pedipalp's and see whether they are a bit more swollen than the rest of the other legs of the T. on the Telotarsus,but not many people have the experience to do that correctly,although it's a lot more easier doing it on the Acanthoscurria genus than with other Tarantula species,or try ventral sexing.But then again,not many people can do it successfully.