What president is on the five dollar bill?
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Uncle Moneybags.\n\nOh, wait, that's Monopoly. The correct answer: Abraham Lincoln.
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1. Coolidge\n2. Pierce\n3. Fillmore\n4. Monroe\nand if you count the "sometimes Y"\n5. Kennedy\n6. McKinley\n\nso there you are, either four or six take your pick.
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On the penny: Abe Lincoln\nNickel: Thomas Jefferson\nDime: Franklin Roosevelt\nQuarter: George Washington\nHalf-dollar: John F. Kennedy\nDollar: Sacajawea (I may have spelled that wrong)
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#1 is Abraham Lincoln. He proclaimed the Tthanksgiving be a national Hoilday. His most famous work was signing the Emancipation Proclamation on September 22nd, 1862\n\n#2 would be Franklin Delano Roosevelt.He was a victim of Polio yet he still influenced the American people tremendouly. He made a good dicision to declare war on Japan and he was the only president to serve 4 terms\n\n#3 George Washington. He was a great leader and general in the Revolutionary War.He was aslo a prime mover in the steps leading to the constitutional Convention
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Gerald Ford, George H.W. Bush, Jimmy Carter, George W.Bush, and Bill Clinton.
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The President of The United States of America
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Alexander Hamilton is on the ten and he wasn't president.  He was the first secretary of the treasury and a founding father.
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According to the US Treasury, no there are no 500.00 dollar bills in circulation at present.  The largest denomination is $100.00
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The likeness of President Lincoln on the one-cent coin is an adaptation of a plaque by Victor David Brenner, an outstanding portraitist and sculptor. President Theodore Roosevelt, impressed with Brenner’s plaque, recommended to the Secretary of the Treasury that Brenner’s design be used on a coin to be issued in 1909, the Lincoln Centennial Year. The direction Lincoln faces on the cent was not mandated—it was simply Brenner’s design choice.\n\nIn 2005, the portrait of Thomas Jefferson also faces right. This was also a decision made by the artist, Joe Fitzgerald of the Artistic Infusion Program as part of the Westward Journey Nickel Series™.
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James Garfield\nhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&hs=WRI&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&ct=result&cd=1&q=20th+president&spell=1
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Not even the president can decide who goes on the bills.  The mint does that (http://www.usmint.gov/).  The problem is that all of the bills are taken – they have someone on them, and those someones are revered “founding fathers.”  The only way to get on a bill is therefore to 1) get the mint to create a new denomination (you mentioned the 25 dollars bill.  That may be one way to go, but I think the baetter way is hope inflation creates a demand for a 500 USD bil, since we already have a 20-dollar bill) and then convince them you should be on it or 2) disgrace and discredit the memory of any of those men to such a degree that the mint doesn’t want to honor them by putting them on the bill, and then convince the mint to put your face on it 3) Do something so great for Ameriac that is considered even more important than the services done America by the people already on the bills (win a war of independence, end a civil war, write the declaration of independence, draft the constitution, etc.).  \n\nIn any case there is one more thing you would have to do; die.  Money is like monuments on the mall in Washington DC>  It is prohibited to honor a specific person while they are alive or for 25 years after their death.  This is to make sure that their legacy is so great it still continues and they are still revered, and not that hype made them seem more important than they are.  There are only so many spaces for monuments on the mall, and there are only so many bills to put faces on, and moth represent the United States, so the final decision makers want to be sure.  Even Regan hasn’t been able to overcome this time-limit (although supporters have tried), so you’d have to do something pretty spectacular. The founding fathers themselves didn’t get to be on the money while they were alive and founding.
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John Quincy Adams, Rutherford B. Hayes, Benjamin Harrison, George W. Bush
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http://www.whitehouse.gov/history/presidents/jm5.html
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1. Abraham Lincoln--kept the nation together in its most difficult time and was comitted to stopping the spread of slavery.\n\n2. George Washington--gave the country a chance to grow and set many precedents for the future of the country.\n\n3. Franklin Roosevelt--Saw the country through the Great Depression and World War II, promoted essential anti-poverty measures.\n\n4. Harry Truman--Established the Truman Doctrine and the Marshall Plan (both would prove critical in ending the Cold War), integrated the Army and put the Civil Rights movement on the national stage.\n\n5. Thomas Jefferson--Doubled the size of the country with the Louisiana Purchase and ensured that the government stayed in the hands of the people.
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The URL of the Image for the US Ten Tousand Dollar Bill is\nhttp://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/2/2f/Chase_10000_obverse.jpg. The ten thousand dollar bill features a portrait of Salmon P. Chase on its front.
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Yes they do exist. Here's also a list of president's/other persons on currency. \n$1 - George Washington\n$2 - Thomas Jefferson\n$5 - Abraham Lincoln\n$10 - Alexander Hamilton\n$20 - Andrew Jackson\n$50 - Ulysses Grant\n$100 - Ben Franklin\n$500 - William McKinley\n$1000 - Grover Cleveland\n$5000 - James Madison\n$10,000 - Salmon P. Chase\n$100,000 - Woodrow Wilson
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The 5th man gets to live.  Thanks Bill of Rights!