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Who's on Money Quiz

Name the people who appear on this United States currency.
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Penny
Nickel
Dime
Quarter
50 Cent Piece
Dollar Coin (1971-1978)
Dollar Coin (1979-1981)
CurrencyPerson
Dollar Coin (1999-)
$10 Bill
$20 Bill
$50 Bill
$100 Bill
$500 Bill (disc. 1969)
$1,000 Bill (disc. 1969)
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beccalinda
Sacajawea should be acceptable-- I played with spellings and didn't even think to change the J to a G.
Jul 28, 2010  delete  reply
Quizmaster
Added that as an acceptable answer.
Jul 28, 2010  delete  reply
mike34ism
glad you were lenient on the spelling of Sacagawea lol
Mar 21, 2011  delete  reply
TheGambler
i spelled it with a J, too. nailed this one on first try, too. thanks for the J.
Jun 12, 2011  delete  reply
Mithol
I guessed 7/14. Never heard of most of the rest.
Jul 11, 2011  delete  reply
mal
Got 10 which I think is respectable for an English person on a very American quiz!
Sep 4, 2011  delete  reply
Jaq
7/14 - pretty good seeing as I've never seen any American currency. Your money seems very male-dominated...
Sep 19, 2011  delete  reply
ivyhooligan
probably cuz they are presidents (except hamilton, anthony, sacagawea)
Oct 12, 2011  delete  reply
Scrappylive
And Franklin...
Mar 2, 2013  delete  reply
420anaitor
In my home state of Washington I know of two lakes whose names are Lake SacaJawea
Dec 11, 2011  delete  reply
lancershaft
ivyhooligan.....and franklin...also not a president....for the quizmaster, you should update the dollar coin part....sacagawea is not on the dollar coins now....they now are rotating through all the presidents....and had lady liberty before that
Dec 20, 2011  delete  reply
Quizmaster
They are still making Sacagawea dollars.
Dec 20, 2011  delete  reply
100% first time!
Dec 21, 2011  delete  reply
MoogleCloud
Lady Liberty was on the half dollar, too, before JFK.
Feb 9, 2012  delete  reply
I work in a bank. Pretty easy.
Jun 21, 2012  delete  reply
LOL (:
Feb 26, 2013  delete  reply
In response to ivyhooligan, Benjamin Franklin was not a president either
Aug 30, 2012  delete  reply
whitakernoah
You should add multiple phonetic spellings of sacagawea, I typed out numerous combinations, all with J instead of G, none would go
Dec 6, 2012  delete  reply
DOOFENSCHMIRTZ
Somethings: Sacagawea is on the gold dollar The $500 and $1000 dollar bills aren't in circulation anymore. If you are adding ones in circulation add: $5000 James Madison $10000 Salmon P. Chase $100000 Woodrow Wilson
Feb 24, 2013  delete  reply
i agree except i believe that the $100,000 dollar bill was not for public use...
Feb 25, 2013  delete  reply
Forger!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I did this quiz first!!!!!!!
Feb 27, 2013  delete  reply
Really? You did it before July 2010? (see first comment date)
Mar 4, 2013  delete  reply
Quizmaster
Impressive, considering that user quizzes weren't even enabled until early 2012.
Mar 4, 2013  delete
This was a really fun quiz! Great job!
Mar 9, 2013  delete  reply
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