User:Godot13/sandbox List of people on United States Bank Notes (retired original)
United States Bank Notes (1861 to the present) depict 53 people [1] central to the history of the United States. This list includes (but is not limited to) Presidents, Cabinet Members, Members of Congress, Founders, Jurists, and Military Leaders. Some faces are seen daily on modern currency, others are familiar from the pages of history but may be surprising on a bank note. There may be one or two who are completely unfamiliar.
The complete list of individuals depicted on U.S. Bank Notes (not including Fractional Currency) is shown below alphabetically. The most commonly associated titles, positions held, or affiliations (with dates) are listed. The Title/Position/Affiliation list is not exhaustive or comprehensive. In cases where an individual occupied multiple elected or cabinet-level positions, the highest ranking position (determined by succession to the Presidency)[2] is listed first. Where available, political and religious affiliation are reported.
Many of the individuals below were depicted on more than one note of a series or denomination. In the description of the bank notes, the date in parentheses indicates the individual’s first appearance on a given note type and denomination. When multiple bank notes are listed, the order, though seeming random, is in accordance with the Friedberg Catalog Number, in ascending Friedberg order.[1]
The engraved portraits below are from a virtual exhibit of bank notes [3] which are part of the National Numismatic Collection at the Smithsonian Institution.
Portraits edit
John Quincy Adams edit
President of the United States (1825-1829)
Federalist,[4] Democratic-Republican, Whig;[4] Unitarian
Born: 07/11/1767 (Braintree, MA)
Died: 02/23/1848 (Washington, DC)
Bank Note(s): $500 Legal Tender (1869)
Thomas Hart Benton edit
United States Senate from Missouri (1821-1851)
Democratic-Republican, Jacksonian, Democrat[5]
Born: 03/14/1782 (Orange County, NC)
Died: 04/10/1858 (Washington, DC)
Bank Note(s): $100 Gold Certificate (1870)
Salmon Portland Chase edit
United States Secretary of the Treasury (1861-1864)
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court (1864-1873)
Free Soil, Republican; Episcopalian
Born: 01/13/1808 (Cornish, NH)
Died: 05/07/1873 (New York, NY)
Bank Note(s): $1 Legal Tender (1862); $10 Compound Interest Treasury Note (1863); $10 Interest Bearing Note, One-Year (1864); $1,000 Interest Bearing Note, Two-Year (1861); $1,000 Interest Bearing Note, Three-Year (1861); $10,000 Federal Reserve Note (1918); $10,000 Small Size Notes (1928-1934)
William Clark edit
Explorer; Governor, Missouri Territory (1813-1820)
Born: 08/01/1770 (Caroline County, VA)
Died: 09/01/1838 (St. Louis, MO)
Bank Note(s): $10 Legal Tender (1901)
Henry Clay edit
Speaker of the House (1811-1814, 1815-1820, 1823-1825)
United States Secretary of State (1825-1829)
Democratic-Republican, National Republican, Whig;[6] Baptist
Born: 04/12/1777 (Hanover County, VA)
Died: 06/29/1852 (Washington, DC)
Bank Note(s): $50 Legal Tender (1869)
Grover Cleveland edit
President of the United States (1885-1889, 1893-1897)
Democrat; Presbyterian
Born: 03/18/1837 (Caldwell, NJ)
Died: 06/24/1908 (Princeton, NJ)
Bank Note(s): $20 Federal Reserve Bank Note (1915); $20 Federal Reserve Note (1914); $1,000 Small Size Note (1928-1934)
DeWitt Clinton edit
Governor of New York (1817-1823, 1825-1828)
Federalist, Democratic-Republican
Born: 03/02/1769 (Napanoch, NY)
Died: 02/11/1828 (Albany, NY)
Bank Note(s): $1,000 Legal Tender (1869)
Stephen Decatur edit
Commodore, United States Navy
Quasi-War; First Barbary War; Awarded Congressional Gold Medal (1813)
Born: 01/05/1779 (Sinepuxent, MD)
Died: 03/22/1820 (Bladensburg, MD)
Bank Note(s): $20 Silver Certificate (1878)
Edward Everett edit
United States Secretary of State (1852-1853)
Whig; Unitarian
Born: 04/11/1794 (Charlestown, MA)
Died: 01/15/1865 (Boston, MA)
Bank Note(s): $50 Silver Certificate (1878)
David Glasgow Farragut edit
Admiral, United States Navy
War of 1812, West Indies, American Civil War
Born: 07/05/1801 (Campbell’s Station, TN)
Died: 08/14/1870 (Portsmouth, NH)
Bank Note(s): $100 Treasury Note (1890)
William Pitt Fessenden edit
United States Secretary of the Treasury (1864-1865)
Whig, Opposition, Republican; Episcopalian
Born: 10/16/1806 (Boscawen, NH)
Died: 09/08/1869 (Portland, ME)
Bank Note(s): $20 National Bank Note (Series of 1882, Reverse)
Benjamin Franklin edit
Founder
Signer, Declaration of Independence (1776)
Federalist; Deist
Born: 01/17/1706 (Boston, MA)
Died: 04/17/1790 (Philadelphia, PA)
Bank Note(s): $50 Legal Tender (1874); $10 Refunding Certificate (1879); $100 Federal Reserve Note (1914); $100 Small Size Notes (1928-Present)
Robert Fulton edit
Engineer; Inventor
Born: 11/14/1765 (Little Britain, PA)
Died: 02/24/1815 (New York, NY)
Bank Note(s): $2 Silver Certificate (1896, Reverse)
Albert Gallatin edit
United States Secretary of the Treasury (1801-1814)
Democratic-Republican
Born: 01/29/1761 (Geneva, Switzerland)
Died: 08/12/1849 (Astoria (Queens), NY)
Bank Note(s): $500 Legal Tender (1862)
James Abram Garfield edit
President of the United States (1881)
Major General, United States Army
American Civil War
Republican; Disciples of Christ
Born: 11/19/1831 (Orange, OH)
Died: 09/19/1881 (Elberon, NJ; Shot by Charles J. Guiteau on 07/02/1881)[7]
Bank Note(s): $5 National Bank Note (Series of 1882); $20 Gold Certificate (1882)
Ulysses Simpson Grant edit
President of the United States (1869-1877)
Commanding General, United States Army (1864-1869)
Mexican-American War, American Civil War, Awarded Congressional Gold Medal (1863)
Republican, Methodist
Born: 04/27/1822 (Point Pleasant, OH)
Died: 07/23/1885 (Mt. McGregor, NY)
Bank Note(s): $1 Silver Certificate (1899); $5 Silver Certificate (1886); $5 Silver Certificate (1896, Reverse); $50 Federal Reserve Bank Note (1918); $50 Federal Reserve Note (1914); $50 Gold Certificate (1913); $50 Small Size Notes (1928-Present)
Alexander Hamilton edit
United States Secretary of the Treasury (1789-1795)
Founder
Senior Officer, United States Army ( Major General) (1799-1800)
American Revolutionary War, Quasi-War
Born: 01/11/1757 (Charlestown, Nevis)
Died: 07/12/1804 (New York, NY)
Federalist; Episcopalian
Bank Note(s): $5 Demand Note (1861); $2 Legal Tender (1862); $5 Legal Tender (1862); $20 Legal Tender (1869); $50 Legal Tender (1862); $50 Compound Interest Treasury Note (1863); $50 Interest Bearing Note (1864); $500 Interest Bearing Note, Three-Year (1864); $1,000 Federal Reserve Note (1918); $1,000 Gold Certificate (1870); $10 Small Size Notes (1928-Present)
Winfield Scott Hancock edit
Major General, United States Army
Mexican-American War, American Civil War
Democrat; Baptist
Born: 02/14/1824 (Montgomery County, PA)
Died: 02/09/1886 (Governors Island, NY)
Bank Note(s): $2 Silver Certificate (1886)
Benjamin Harrison edit
President of the United States (1889-1893)
Brigadier General, United States Army
American Civil War
Republican; Presbyterian
Born: 08/20/1833 (North Bend, OH)
Died: 03/13/1901 (Indianapolis, IN)
Bank Note(s): $5 National Bank Note (Series of 1902)
Thomas Andrews Hendricks edit
Vice President of the United States (1885, Died in Office)
Democrat; Presbyterian, Episcopalian
Born: 09/07/1819 (Muskingum County, OH)
Died: 11/25/1885 (Indianapolis, IN)
Bank Note(s): $10 Silver Certificate (1886)
Michael Hillegas edit
First Treasurer of the United States (1775-1789)
Born: 04/22/1729 (Philadelphia, PA)
Died: 09/29/1804 (Philadelphia, PA)
Bank Note(s): $10 Gold Certificate (1907)
Andrew Jackson edit
President of the United States (1829-1837)
Major General, United States Army
American Revolutionary War, Creek War, War of 1812,
Awarded Congressional Gold Medal (1815)
Democratic-Republican, Democrat; Presbyterian
Born: 03/15/1767 (The Waxhaws, SC)
Died: 06/08/1845 (Nashville, TN)
Bank Note(s): $5 Legal Tender (1869); $10,000 Legal Tender (1878); $50 Interest Bearing Note, Two-Year (1861); $10 Federal Reserve Bank Note (1915); $10 Federal Reserve Note (1914); $10,000 Gold Certificate (1870); $20 Small Size Notes (1928-Present)
Thomas Jefferson edit
President of the United States (1801-1809)
Founder
Democratic-Republican; Unitarian
Born: 04/13/1743 (Shadwell, VA)
Died: 07/04/1826 (Albemarle County, VA)
Bank Note(s): $2 Legal Tender (1869); $2 Federal Reserve Bank Note (1918); $2 Small Size Note (1928-Present)
John Jay Knox edit
Comptroller of the Currency, Department of the Treasury (1872-1884)
Born: 03/19/1828 (Augusta, NY)
Died: 02/12/1892 (New York, NY)
Bank Note(s): $100 National Bank Note (Series of 1902)
Meriwether Lewis edit
Explorer; Governor, Louisiana/Missouri Territory (1807-1809)
Born: 08/18/1774 (Ivy, VA)
Died: 10/11/1809 (Hohenwald, TN)
Bank Note(s): $10 Legal Tender (1901)
Abraham Lincoln edit
President of the United States (1861-1865)
Republican; [Non-denominational]
Born: 02/12/1809 (Hardin County, KY)
Died: 04/15/1865 (Washington, DC; assassinated by John Wilkes Booth)[8]
Bank Note(s): $10 Demand Note (1861); $10 Legal Tender (1862); $100 Legal Tender (1869); $20 Compound Interest Treasury Note (1863); $20 Interest Bearing Note (1864); $1 Silver Certificate (1899); $5 Silver Certificate (1923); $5 Federal Reserve Bank Note (1915); $5 Federal Reserve Note (1914); $500 Gold Certificate (1870); $5 Small Size Notes (1928-Present)
James Madison edit
President of the United States (1809-1817)
Founder
Democrat; Episcopalian
Born: 03/16/1751 (Port Conway, VA)
Died: 06/28/1836 (Montpelier, VA)
Bank Note(s): $5,000 Legal Tender (1878); $5,000 Federal Reserve Note (1918); $5,000 Gold Certificate (1870); $5,000 Small Size Notes (1928-1934)
Daniel Manning edit
United States Secretary of the Treasury (1885-1887)
Born: 05/16/1831 (Albany, NY)
Died: 12/24/1887 (Albany, NY)
Bank Note(s): $20 Silver Certificate (1886)
Joseph King Fenno Mansfield edit
Major General, United States Army
Mexican-American War, American Civil War
Born: 12/22/1803 (New Haven, CT)
Died: 09/18/1862 (Sharpsburg, MD)
Bank Note(s): $500 Legal Tender (1874)
William Learned Marcy edit
United States Secretary of State (1853-1857)
Whig, Democrat
Born: 12/12/1786 (Southbridge, MA)
Died: 07/04/1857 (Ballston Spa, NY)
Bank Note(s): $1,000 Silver Certificate (1878)
John Marshal edit
United States Secretary of State (1800-1801)
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court (1801-1835)
Federalist; Episcopalian
Born: 09/24/1755 (Germantown, VA)
Died: 07/06/1835 (Philadelphia, PA)
Bank Note(s): $20 Treasury Note (1890); $500 Federal Reserve Note (1918)
Hugh McCulloch edit
United States Secretary of the Treasury (1865-1869, 1884-1885)
Republican
Born: 12/07/1801 (Kennebunk, ME)
Died: 05/24/1895 (Prince George's County, MD)
Bank Note(s): $20 National Bank Note (Series of 1902)
William McKinley, Jr. edit
President of the United States (1897-1901)
Republican; Methodist
Born: 01/29/1843 (Niles, OH)
Died: 09/14/1901 (Buffalo, NY; Shot by Leon Czolgosz on 09/06/1901)[9]
Bank Note(s): $10 National Bank Note (Series of 1902); $500 Small Size Note (1928-1934)
James Birdseye McPherson edit
Major General, United States Army
American Civil War
Born: 11/14/1828 (Clyde, OH)
Died: 07/22/1864 (Atlanta, GA; Killed in action)[10]
Bank Note(s): $2 Treasury Note (1890)
George Gordon Meade edit
Major General, United States Army
Mexican-American War, American Civil War
Born: 12/31/1815 (Cadiz, Spain)
Died: 11/06/1872 (Philadelphia, PA)
Bank Note(s): $1,000 Treasury Note (1890)
James Monroe edit
President of the United States (1817-1825)
Democratic-Republican; Episcopalian
Born: 04/28/1758 (Westmoreland County, VA)
Died: 07/04/1831 (New York, NY)
Bank Note(s): $100 Silver Certificate (1878)
Robert Morris edit
Founder
Signer, Declaration of Independence (1776)
United States Superintendent of Finance (1781-1784)
Pro-Administration, Federalist; Episcopalian
Born: 01/31/1734 (Liverpool, England)
Died: 05/08/1806 (Philadelphia, PA)
Bank Note(s): $1,000 Legal Tender (1862); $10 Silver Certificate (1878)
Samuel Finley Breese Morse edit
Inventor, Morse Telegraph; Co-Inventor, Morse Code; Painter
Born: 04/27/1791 (Charlestown (Boston), MA)
Died: 04/02/1872 (New York, NY)
Bank Note(s): $2 Silver Certificate (1896, Reverse)
Running Antelope edit
Sioux Chief of the Hunkpapa
Born: c.1821
Died: c.1896
Bank Note(s): $5 Silver Certificate (1899)
Winfield Scott edit
Commanding General, United States Army (1841-1861)
War of 1812, Seminole Wars, Black Hawk War, Mexican-American War, American Civil War
Awarded Congressional Gold Medal (1814 & 1848)
Whig
Born: 06/13/1786 (Dinwiddie County, VA)
Died: 05/29/1866 (West Point, NY)
Bank Note(s): $500 Interest Bearing Note, Two-Year (1861); $100 Interest Bearing Note, Three-Year (1864)
William Henry Seward edit
United States Secretary of State (1861-1869)
Whig, Republican
Born: 05/16/1801 (Florida, NY)
Died: 10/16/1872 (Auburn, NY)
Bank Note(s): $50 Treasury Note (1891)
Philip Henry Sheridan edit
Commanding General, United States Army (1883-1888)
American Civil War, Indian Wars
Born: 03/06/1831 (Albany, NY)
Died: 08/05/1888 (Dartmouth, MA)
Bank Note(s): $5 Silver Certificate (1896, Reverse); $10 Treasury Note (1890)
John Sherman edit
United States Secretary of State (1897-1898)
Republican; Methodist
Born: 05/10/1823 (Lancaster, OH)
Died: 10/22/1900 (Washington, DC)
Bank Note(s): $50 National Bank Note (Series of 1902)
William Tecumseh Sherman edit
Commanding General, United States Army (1869-1883)
American Civil War, Indian Wars
Born: 02/08/1820 (Lancaster, OH)
Died: 02/14/1891 (New York, NY)
Bank Note(s): $500 Treasury Note (1891)
Edwin McMasters Stanton edit
United States Secretary of War (1862-1868)
Democratic-Republican; Quaker
Born: 12/19/1814 (Stubenville, OH)
Died: 12/24/1869 (Washington, DC)
Bank Note(s): $1 Treasury Note (1890)
Charles Sumner edit
United States Senate from Massachusetts (1851-1874)
Free Soil, Republican;[11] Episcopalian
Born: 01/06/1811 (Charlestown (Boston), MA)
Died: 03/11/1874 (Washington, DC)
Bank Note(s): $500 Silver Certificate (1878)
George H. Thomas edit
Major General, United States Army
Mexican-American War, American Civil War
Born: 07/31/1816 (Newsom's Depot, VA)
Died: 03/28/1870 (San Francisco, CA)
Bank Note(s): $5 Treasury Note (1890)
George Washington edit
President of the United States (1789-1797)
Founder
Commander-in-Chief, Continental Army
Born: 02/22/1732 (Westmoreland County, VA)
Died: 12/14/1799 (Mt.Vernon, VA)
Bank Note(s): $1 Legal Tender (1869); $100 Compound Interest Treasury Note (1863); $100 Interest Bearing Note (1864); $1,000 Interest Bearing Note, Two-Year (1861); $500 Interest Bearing Note, Three-Year (1861); $1 Silver Certificate (1896, Reverse); $1 Silver Certificate (1923); $2 Silver Certificate (1899); $1 Federal Reserve Bank Note (1918); $20 Gold Certificate (1905); $1 Small Size Notes (1928-Present)
Martha Washington edit
First Lady of the United States
Born: 06/02/1731 (Chestnut Grove, VA)
Died: 05/22/1802 (Mt.Vernon, VA)
Bank Note(s): $1 Silver Certificate (1886); $1 Silver Certificate (1896, Reverse)
Daniel Webster edit
United States Secretary of State (1841-43, 1850-52)
Whig, Democrat, Federalist; Presbyterian
Born: 01/18/1782 (Salisbury, NH)
Died: 10/24/1852 (Marshfield, MA)
Bank Note(s): $10 Legal Tender (1869)
Woodrow Wilson edit
President of the United States (1913-1921)
Democrat; Presbyterian
Awarded Nobel Peace Prize (1919)
Born: 12/28/1856 (Staunton, VA)
Died: 02/03/1924 (Washington, DC)
Bank Note(s): $100,000 Small Size Gold Certificate (1934)
William Windom edit
United States Secretary of the Treasury (1881, 1889-91)
Republican; Quaker
Born: 05/10/1827 (Belmont County, OH)
Died: 01/29/1891 (New York, NY)
Bank Note(s): $2 Silver Certificate (1891)
Silas Wright, Jr. edit
United States House (1827-1830) and United States Senate (1833-1844) from New York
Jacksonian, Democrat[12]
Born: 05/24/1795 (Amherst, MA)
Died: 08/27/1847 (Canton, NY)
Bank Note(s): $50 Gold Certificate (1882)
Organized By Bank Note Type & Denomination edit
Demand Note edit
Five Dollar ($5) edit
Alexander Hamilton (1861)
Ten Dollar ($10) edit
Abraham Lincoln (1861)
Twenty Dollar ($20) edit
Liberty (1861)
Legal Tender edit
One Dollar ($1) edit
Samuel Portland Chase (1862)
George Washington (1869)
Two Dollars ($2) edit
Alexander Hamilton (1862)
Thomas Jefferson (1869)
Five Dollars ($5) edit
Alexander Hamilton (1862)
Andrew Jackson (1869)
Ten Dollars ($10) edit
Abraham Lincoln (1862)
Daniel Webster (1869)
Meriwether Lewis & William Clark (1901)
Bison (1901)
Twenty Dollars ($20) edit
Liberty (1862)
Alexander Hamilton (1869)
Fifty Dollars ($50) edit
Alexander Hamilton (1862)
Henry Clay (1869)
Benjamin Franklin (1874)
One Hundred Dollars ($100) edit
Eagle (1862)
Abraham Lincoln (1869)
Five Hundred Dollars ($500) edit
Albert Gallatin (1862)
John Quincy Adams (1869)
Joseph King Fenno Mansfield (1874)
One Thousand Dollars ($1,000) edit
Robert Morris (1862)
DeWitt Clinton (1869)
Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000) edit
James Madison (1878)
Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000) edit
Andrew Jackson (1878)
Compound Interest Treasury Note edit
Ten Dollars ($10) edit
Salmon P. Chase (1863)
Twenty Dollars ($20) edit
Abraham Lincoln (1863)
Fifty Dollars ($50) edit
Alexander Hamilton (1864)
One Hundred Dollars ($100) edit
George Washington [standing figure] (1863)
Five Hundred Dollars ($500) edit
New Ironsides (Ship) & The Standard Bearer
One Thousand Dollars ($1,000) edit
Liberty & Justice
Interest Bearing Note edit
Ten Dollars ($10) edit
Salmon P. Chase (1863)
Twenty Dollars ($20) edit
Abraham Lincoln (1863)
Fifty Dollars ($50) edit
Alexander Hamilton (1864)
Andrew Jackson & Salmon P. Chase (1861, 2-year note)
Eagle (1861, 3-year note)
One Hundred Dollars ($100) edit
George Washington [standing figure] (1863)
Winfield Scott (1864, 3-year note)
Five Hundred Dollars ($500) edit
Winfield Scott (1861, 2-year note)
George Washington (1861, 3-year note)
Alexander Hamilton (1864, 3-year note)
One Thousand Dollars ($1,000) edit
George Washington (1861, 2-year note)
Salmon P. Chase (1861, 3-year note)
Justice (1865, 3-year note)
Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000) edit
Justice & Native American female (1861, 3-year note)
Refunding Certificate edit
Ten Dollars ($10) edit
Benjamin Franklin (1879)
Silver Certificate edit
One Dollar ($1) edit
Martha Washington (1886)
History Instructing Youth (1896)
George & Martha Washington (1896, reverse)
Eagle and Abraham Lincoln & Ulysses S. Grant (1899)
George Washington (1923)
Two Dollars ($2) edit
Winfield Scott Hancock (1886)
William Windom (1891)
Science Presenting Steam and Electricity to Commerce and Manufacture (1896)
Robert Fulton & Samuel Morse (1896, reverse)
George Washington (1899)
Five Dollars ($5) edit
Ulysses S. Grant (1886)
Electricity (1896)
Ulysses S. Grant & Philip Sheridan (1896, reverse)
Running Antelope (1899)
Abraham Lincoln (1923)
Ten Dollars ($10) edit
Robert Morris (1878)
Thomas A. Hendricks (1886)
Twenty Dollars ($20) edit
Stephen Decatur (1878)
Daniel Manning (1886)
Fifty Dollars ($50) edit
Edward Everett (1878)
One Hundred Dollars ($100) edit
James Monroe (1878)
Five Hundred Dollars ($500) edit
Charles Sumner (1878)
One Thousand Dollars ($1,000) edit
William L. Marcy (1878)
Treasury Note edit
One Dollar ($1) edit
Edwin M. Stanton (1890)
Two Dollars ($2) edit
James B. McPherson (1890)
Five Dollars ($5) edit
George H. Thomas (1890)
Ten Dollars ($10) edit
Philip H. Sheridan (1890)
Twenty Dollars ($20) edit
John Marshall (1890)
Fifty Dollars ($50) edit
William H. Seward (1891)
One Hundred Dollars ($100) edit
David G. Farragut (1890)
Five Hundred Dollars ($500) edit
William Tecumseh Sherman (1891)
One Thousand Dollars ($1,000) edit
George G. Meade (1890)
Federal Reserve Bank Note edit
One Dollar ($1) edit
George Washington (1918)
Two Dollars ($2) edit
Thomas Jefferson (1918)
Five Dollars ($5) edit
Abraham Lincoln (1915)
Ten Dollars ($10) edit
Andrew Jackson (1915)
Twenty Dollars ($20) edit
Grover Cleveland (1915)
Fifty Dollars ($50) edit
Ulysses S. Grant (1918)
Federal Reserve Note edit
Five Dollars ($5) edit
Abraham Lincoln (1914)
Ten Dollars ($10) edit
Andrew Jackson (1914)
Twenty Dollars ($20) edit
Grover Cleveland (1914)
Fifty Dollars ($50) edit
Ulysses S. Grant (1914)
One Hundred Dollars ($100) edit
Benjamin Franklin (1914)
Five Hundred Dollars ($500) edit
John Marshall (1918)
One Thousand Dollars ($1,000) edit
Alexander Hamilton (1918)
Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000) edit
James Madison (1918)
Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000) edit
Salmon P. Chase (1918)
Gold Certificate edit
Ten Dollars ($10) edit
Michael Hillegas (1907)
Twenty Dollars ($20) edit
James A. Garfield (1882)
George Washington (1905)
Fifty Dollars ($50) edit
Silas Wright, Jr. (1882)
Ulysses S. Grant (1913)
One Hundred Dollars ($100) edit
Thomas Hart Benton (1870)
Five Hundred Dollars ($500) edit
Abraham Lincoln (1870)
One Thousand Dollars ($1,000) edit
Alexander Hamilton (1870)
Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000) edit
James Madison (1870)
Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000) edit
Andrew Jackson (1870)
National Bank Note edit
Five Dollars ($5) edit
James A. Garfield (Series of 1882)
Benjamin Harrison (Series of 1902)
Ten Dollars ($10) edit
Benjamin Franklin [standing] (Series of 1882)
William McKinley, Jr. (Series of 1902)
Twenty Dollars ($20) edit
Hugh McCulloch (Series of 1902)
Fifty Dollars ($50) edit
John Sherman (Series of 1902)
One Hundred Dollars ($100) edit
John Jay Knox (Series of 1902)
Small Size Note edit
One Dollar ($1) edit
George Washington (1928)
Two Dollars ($2) edit
Thomas Jefferson (1928)
Five Dollars ($5) edit
Abraham Lincoln (1928)
Ten Dollars ($10) edit
Alexander Hamilton (1928)
Twenty Dollars ($20) edit
Andrew Jackson (1928)
Fifty Dollars ($50) edit
Ulysses S. Grant (1928)
One Hundred Dollars ($100) edit
Benjamin Franklin (1928)
Five Hundred Dollars ($500) edit
William McKinley, Jr. (1928)
One Thousand Dollars ($1,000) edit
Grover Cleveland (1928)
Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000) edit
James Madison (1928)
Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000) edit
Salmon P. Chase (1928)
One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000) edit
Woodrow Wilson (1934)
External Links edit
References edit
- ^ a b Paper Money of the United States: A Complete Illustrated Guide with Valuations, retrieved 22 December 2012
- ^ Presidential Line of Succession, retrieved 22 December 2012
- ^ Portraits on U.S. Bank Notes, The National Currency Foundation, retrieved 25 December 2012
- ^ a b Biographical Directory of the United States Congress: ADAMS, John Quincy, (1767 - 1848), retrieved 22 December 2012
- ^ Biographical Directory of the United States Congress: BENTON, Thomas Hart, (1782 - 1858), retrieved 22 December 2012
- ^ Biographical Directory of the United States Congress: CLAY, Henry, (1777 - 1852), retrieved 22 December 2012
- ^ A Great Nation in Grief, retrieved 22 December 2012
- ^ President Lincoln Shot by an Assassin, retrieved 22 December 2012
- ^ Nation Grieves at Loss of President, retrieved 22 December 2012
- ^ The Dead of 1864, retrieved 22 December 2012
- ^ Biographical Directory of the United States Congress: SUMNER, Charles, (1811 - 1874), retrieved 22 December 2012
- ^ Biographical Directory of the United States Congress: WRIGHT, Silas, Jr., (1795 - 1847), retrieved 22 December 2012
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