PRESIDENT JOHN ADAMS ON USA CURRENCY John Adams, one of the framers of the Constitution of the United States of America, became the second president of the United States of America. Circulation Coinage: The only coin struck for circulation featuring President Adams is the second Presidential Dollar issued in 2007: 2007 Dollar Coin: (coinpage.com photo): http://www.coinpage.com/coin-image-6467.html USA Paper Currency: National Bank Notes: All $100 (first charter period): John Adams is on the reverse in the engraved version of Trumbull's Declaration of Independence (oldcurrencyvalues.com photo): 1875: http://www.oldcurrencyvalues.com/images/1875_100_r.jpg Here's other National Bank issues: 1875 National Broadway Bank of New York: (frbsf.org photo): http://www.frbsf.org/currency/industrial/first/751.html 1896 Citizens National Bank of Zanesville, Ohio: (frbsf.org photo): http://www.frbsf.org/currency/industrial/first/752.html All $1000 with reverse showing John Trumbull's version of Declaration of Independence painting (oldcurrencyvalues.com photo): http://www.oldcurrencyvalues.com/images/1000.jpg Federal Reserve Notes: All $2 (on back in the engraved version of Trumbull's Declaration of Independence painting) (Wikipedia photo): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:US_$2_reverse-high.jpg And that's all the currency featuring President John Adams' image... Thought you'd like to know... Clinker
Your title is: USA's 3rd President on Currency. Is that the 3rd president or the 3rd on currency? I understand that although Adams is typically counted as the 2nd president of the USA, George Washington was indeed the 2nd president our country had (we had a president under the Articles of Confederation prior to our current Constitution) thereby making Adams the 3rd. No allusion was made to this fact in your article, and it made me wonder which you had meant. Was this intentional?
Actually, there were 16 presidents under the Articles of Confederation. #↓ Name↓ State/colony↓ Term start↓ Term end↓ Months in term↓ 1 Peyton Randolph Virginia September 5, 1774[a] October 22, 1774 2 2 Henry Middleton South Carolina October 22, 1774 October 26, 1774 <1 3 Peyton Randolph Virginia May 10, 1775 May 24, 1775 <1 4 John Hancock Massachusetts May 24, 1775 October 29, 1777 29 5 Henry Laurens South Carolina November 1, 1777[c] December 9, 1778 13 6 John Jay New York December 10, 1778 September 28, 1779 10 7 Samuel Huntington Connecticut September 28, 1779 July 10, 1781[d] 21 8 Thomas McKean Delaware July 10, 1781 November 5, 1781 4 9 John Hanson Maryland November 5, 1781[e] November 4, 1782 12 10 Elias Boudinot New Jersey November 4, 1782 November 3, 1783 12 11 Thomas Mifflin Pennsylvania November 3, 1783[f] June 3, 1784 7 12 Richard Henry Lee Virginia November 30, 1784 November 4, 1785 11 13 John Hancock[g] Massachusetts November 23, 1785 June 5, 1786 6 14 Nathaniel Gorham Massachusetts June 6, 1786 November 3, 1786 5 15 Arthur St. Clair Pennsylvania February 2, 1787 November 4, 1787 10 16 Cyrus Griffin Virginia January 22, 1788 November 15, 1788[h] 10 BTW, clinker, your link "National Bank Notes:" does not work.
Hi mikenoodle.... My Presidential order under the United States of America conforms to the US Mint's creation of the Presidential Dollar series. Washington, Adams, Jefferson, etc.
To rim's cents... The refereed to link, "National Bank Notes" is not a link but a subheading. I don't know how it became blue. It wasn't blue when I typed the article... Clinker
