Money, Money, Money! We can use money to buy things. Money can be used in trade. Many people keep their money in the bank. People work to make money to.

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Money, Money, Money! We can use money to buy things. Money can be used in trade. Many people keep their money in the bank. People work to make money to support their families. Money is a very important part of our world.

COINS In the United States we have 4 coins – Pennies – Nickels – Dimes – Quarters

PENNIES Pennies have a value of 1 cent. 100 pennies = 1 dollar Abraham Lincoln’s face is on the penny.

NICKLES Nickels have a value of 5 cents. 20 nickels= 1 dollar. Thomas Jefferson’s face is on the nickel.

DIMES Dimes have a value of 10 cents. 10 dimes= 1 dollar. Franklin Roosevelt’s face is on the dime.

QUARTERS Quarter’s have a value of 25 cents. 4 Quarters= 1 dollar George Washington’s face in on the quarter.

PAPER MONEY There are 5 common bills most people have – 1 dollar bill – 5 dollar bill – 20 dollar bill – 50 dollar bill – 100 dollar bill

ONE DOLLAR BILL George Washington is on the dollar bill.

FIVE DOLLAR BILL Abraham Lincoln is on the five dollar bill.

TWENTY DOLLAR BILL Andrew Jackson is on the twenty dollar bill.

Fifty Dollar Bill Ulysses S. Grant is on the fifty dollar bill.

One Hundred Dollar Bill Benjamin Franklin is on the one hundred dollar bill.