Name the Coin
What's it Worth?
The Presidents
Backs of coins
Counting Change
100
Penny
100
1 cent
100
Name the coin that has this president's face on the front:
The quarter (George Washington)
100
The back of every coin says "E PLURIBUS UNUM " What does "E PLURIBUS UNUM " mean?
A. I'm a coin!
B. Look at me!
C. King George III stinks!
D. Out of Many, One
D. Out of Many, One
100
4 cents
200
Nickel
200
10 cents
200
Name the coin that has this president's face on the front:
The dime (FDR)
200
The 50 State Program was the release of a series of coins by the United States Mint. From 1999 through 2008, it featured each of the 50 U.S. states on unique designs on the backs of these coins.
Quarters
200
12 cents
300
Dime
300
5 cents
300
Name the coin that has this president's face on the front:
The penny (Abe Lincoln)
300
Name the coin that has the Lincoln Memorial on the back.
The penny
300
34 cents
400
Quarter
400
25 cents
400
Name the coin that has this president's face on the front:
The nickel (Thomas Jefferson)
400
The back of this coin pictures a torch with an olive branch to the left and an oak branch to the right.
The dime
400
16 cents
500
Nickel
500
This is Sacagawea, the daughter of a Shoshone chief. In 1804, she was invited to join the Lewis and Clark expedition as a Shoshone interpreter. The U.S. treasury minted a coin in her honor in 1997.
*HINT - this coin is worth more than a quarter.
1 dollar
500
Which paper bill is Benjamin Franklin's face on?
500
The building on the back of this coin is called “Monticello,” a large home that Thomas Jefferson designed and built for himself.
The nickel
500
67 cents