What ever happened with the Susan B Anthony dollar?
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they quit making it, but it is still considered legal tender.  too many folks were confusing it for quarters, and there were issues with vending machines
815126
the correct answer is that missing dollar was donated to the ronald mcdonald charity
361337
It would have been 1 pence.\nJamestown is the first English settlement in the United States and the settlement was in 1607, Shakespeare died in 1616.\n\nThere were no dollars until after the revolution in 1776. Most of the money was English and a little Spanish. (Remember pieces of 8, they could be broken into 8 pieces.)\n\nHope this helps.
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the NZ $ is depreciating because it was artificially inflated when the Lord of the Rings movies came out.  Now its correcting back to normal.  Oh and my gay professor is moving back there, that can't be a good thing for NZ
188573
This happened in Germany after a war. The currency they use used to be like equal to a dollar. And then the value went so low that a billion of them was worth a dollar. Then the value of money is worthless and everything is too expensive to buy. Then nobody can buy anything and the salesman have no customers so everyone does not have money.
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Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton and a couple of thousand others.
320203
It's queer as a three-dollar bill.  There used to really be two-dollar bills.  The idea originated back when people were more often confronted with fake bills.  They are not counterfeit, because they do not actually match U.S. currency; there never has been an authentic three-dollar bill.  But if you saw a three-dollar bill, you knew it was "queer," that is, fake.  (This before the word "queer" had become exclusive to homosexuals.  And long before "gay" got assigned to them, too, of course.)\n\nMy grandfather had a three-dollar bill, which was actually a promotional gimmick -- an advertisement.  He said some people used to be so naive (or perhaps illiterate) they would think it was real money and try to pass it.  The picture on it was of a chiropractor!  (I wonder if he ever thought it would be used as real money!)  Apparently the advertisement was that he would do an adjustment for $3.00, which tells you how old the thing had to be.\n\nIt's like the thing with wooden nickels: they were for specific towns, or even just Main Street of the town, to use as a sort of "coupon."  People would give away the wooden nickels, and you could redeem them when you shopped.  So "don't take any wooden nickels" should probably read "don't take JUST ANY wooden nickels" -- only the ones for your Chamber of Commerce, or whoever issued it.
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allie_4406 is correct. It is a replacement bill. There is a 2003 $1.00 star note for sale on msnbc shopping valued at $140.00. \nLook at the website www.ronscurrency.com
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i agree 100%.  the creation of the fed and the subsequent dumping of the gold stantard has led to a loss of purchasing power of the dollar on the order of 98%.  the income tax is illegal so he wont find anything in the constitution about it.  and if you think there wont be any exchange controls anytime soon in the US, you better remember roosevelt's confiscation of the people's gold in the early 30's.  it'll happen again.  we have been heading in the wrong direction for too many years......
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the Golden Dollar has been discontinued, so far it has really no value, other than a dollar, so tell that someone..."you only have a dollar"
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No, that led to all kinds of perversions of market forces in the past. Liquidity is also an issue. \n\nIf it ain't broke, don't fix it.
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No.  Due to rising costs, it has been replaced with bronze.  Things are tough all over.
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Rare commodity anymore.\n\nhttp://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-pOypG0szd7Pv_X1rQxw_4qCWpA--?cq=1&p=182
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I am still looking but don't see any links to a donation to Kuhl from Abramoff.\n\nBut, Kuhl took $20,000 from Tom Delay's PAC and according to the article had not returned any yet though that might have changed because of recent events.
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The $500 bill featuring William McKinely's portrait was not issued until 1929.\n\nNo idea what exactly is in your possession, or if it is worth anything.
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It could do. The dollar isn't what it once was, and America is deep in debt.
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I just took a dollar bill to the bank that I'd had for years. I always thought if you had more than half they'd exchange it. She said they want to see at least a couple of the serial numbers on the torn side. Which mine didn't have. She still exchanged it though. \n.