Introduction to Coins and their Value. Penny  Front side of penny  The color is brown and made of copper.  The penny has the profile of Abraham Lincoln.

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Introduction to Coins and their Value

Penny  Front side of penny  The color is brown and made of copper.  The penny has the profile of Abraham Lincoln.

Penny  Back side of penny  The back has a picture of Lincoln Memorial

Value of a Penny  1  1 cent  One cent

Nickel  Front side of nickel  The color of a nickel is silver.  The nickel has the profile of Thomas Jefferson.

Nickel  Back side of a nickel  The back of a nickel has a picture of Monticello, Jefferson’s house.

Value of a Nickel  5  5 cents  five cents

Dime  Front side of the dime.  The color is silver.  It has the profile of Franklin Roosevelt.

Dime  Back side of the dime.  The back of the dime has a picture of a torch, oak branch, and olive branch.

Value of the Dime  10  10 cents  Ten cents

Quarter  The front side of the quarter.  The color is silver.  The front side has a profile of George Washington.

Quarter  The back side of the quarter.  The back side has a bald eagle.

Value of a Quarter  25  25 cents  Twenty-five cents

 Presented by: Debbie Benton and Nicole Stokes  Works Cited: Money Instructor and Google images  Math Structures II, East Project