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Two-Cent Piece (1864-1873): The Civil War and In God We Trust

The two-cent piece was a coin struck in the United States from 1864-1873. First made during the Civil War it is notable for IN GOD WE TRUST.

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Christopher Columbus: His Decline in Numismatics and the Nation s Collective Memory

Scholar Heinz Tschachler discusses the cultural legacy of Christopher Columbus and its impact on his disappearance from coins and currency.

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Lincoln s 1860 political miracle a warning for Trump and Biden

Lincoln s 1860 political miracle a warning for Trump and Biden
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Events | Tenth Annual Salmon P Chase Distinguished Lecture: What History and the Historians Have Gotten Wrong About Salmon Chase

Events | Tenth Annual Salmon P Chase Distinguished Lecture: What History and the Historians Have Gotten Wrong About Salmon Chase
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Why American Currency Can Only Feature Images of Dead People

Spencer Clark is probably the most obscure American ever to appear on U.S. banknotes, and there are a surprising number of people (officially, 53) who've been featured on things like legal tender, silver certificates, Federal Reserve notes and, of course, your everyday currency notes.

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