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All About Money By: Veronica Sheridan

How Much? Famous Faces Vocabulary Collectors Items

Four quarters and five dimes What is $1.50?

$ What is $3.00?

$2.75+$1.50= What is $4.25?

$ What is $2.25?

The president on the quarter. Who is George Washington?

The president on the dime. Who is Franklin D. Roosevelt

The president on the nickel. Who is Thomas Jefferson?

The president on the fifty-cent piece. Who is John F. Kennedy?

The sum for which a coin can be spent or exchanged as opposed to its collector or precious metal value. What is face value?

Coins, dollar bills, or other currency issued by a government as official money What is legal tender?

A coin that's used in daily life as money. What is circulating coin?

The study and collecting of things that are used as money, including coins, tokens, paper bills, and medals. What is numismatics?

They are souvenirs, change over time, and beautiful. Why do people collect coins?

A letter, word, or phrase pressed into the surface of a coin. What is an inscription?

A small letter on a coin that tells which branch struck it. What is a mint mark?

Coins that have a shiny background and should not be spent. What are proof coins?

You have $5.00 and spend $1.99 What is $3.01?

5,2 The Golden Dollar honors this person. Who is the Sacagawea woman?

5,3 Coins used to remind us of important things. What are commemorative coins?

5,4 This coin has a pelican and was released in What is the Louisiana state quarter?