1994: the non-crossover #1s, AC and RB
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27 comments:
That was interesting. There's never been any worries about heads on coinage in the UK. Always the monarch. Although there have been debates about the backs of our paper money, which nowadays depict major Brits. They've ranged from Darwin to Dickens, to Elgar.
Very interesting! Monarchs on the coins here in Norway also;-)
Have a nice week!
Thank you for the info - I must get some the next time I'm in the US.
I wouldn't mind getting my hands on that $100,000 bill! If only for a great photo opportunity!
Great P, great information
You're obviously a very keen collector and I wish you well in your hunt.
Thank you for a very interesting P post.
My Father was a coin and stamp collector. I have some of his collection and my own.
If I was in charge I would have insects on coins and paper money.
I would love to carry a couple of bees in my pocketbook for bread and milk.
Sherry
I see that one of the presidents has a thoroughly Dutch name: Martin Van Buren.
On our coins we have always the heads of the king or ruling queen since 1814, when we had our first king.Interesting post, Roger.
Very interesting post, Roger! Love your photos! This is definitely the closest I'll ever get to a $100,000 bill!! Thanks for stopping by my blog and for your comment, always appreciated!
Enjoy your day!
Sylvia
That was interesting....I had forgot alot of this info, and didn't know some of it also. Great P post,Roger.
It's been interesting to me comparing NZ and US mone -- NZ paper money is much more colourful and impressive in its design I think. One thing that was interesting was we have Ed Hillary on the $5 note, while he was living it was the first time we'd had a non-royal living person on currency.
Wow, you really have done your research, haven't you?
They've been messing with our money recently. Some kind of award winning designs that look like a mess to most people. We still have to look twice to make sure they're genuine!
Interesting compilation of Presidents on coins and currency, and non-presidents, too.
Just the old monarch on ours I'm afraid. They are always changing what is on the back which nobody really comments on apart from when Britannia disappeared off the 50p piece and then there was a sort of mild displeasure.
Interesting post, even the short lived presidency of Mr Garfield gets a coin.(I only know of him because of the song).
What a great post. I am going to print it and show it to my son tonight! Thank you Roger : )
Interesting post, I wonder what Jimmy Carter think that they slot him to the 2016 class, expecting him to b gone by that time !?
Interesting research on Presidents on currency. You go, with your collection Roger!
Very interesting post. I had a coin collection before a burglar found it...took the joy right out of that.
I have never before seen a list of the presidents with the money on which they appear; kudos for originality! I did know that living people are not depicted on our money, though!
Thanks for the visit!
very interesting post!!!
i love all the effort you have taken to put all this together..
and you have the longest blogroll i have ever seen!
Hi Roger,
I'm back for ABC Wed and am in heaven because I used to be an avid coin collector and still am in my heart.
Very interesting post and it awakened my collecting spirit as well as shed more knowledge on an area I enjoy.
Interesting history behind the currencies!
Very interesting, Roger. I didn't realize they were issuing $1 commemorative coins of the Presidents. I tried to save some of the quarters, but always wound up spending them instead:)
By the way, thanks for your comment last week about the Illini basketball team in 05(?). That was a special year for all Illini fans!
Wow, Roger, you did much research and thank you - I, too, am going to print this post.
Thanks too for commenting on my blog!
A very informative post, we have Gandhiji on our high value notes.
My father loved coins and stamps. He even saved an old British £5 note - the kind that was big enough to wrap sandwiches - and that note would have bought all the food we needed for almost two weeks! Those were the days!
Thanks for the visit.
hmmm..ribina_xmza
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