What do you have to do, to get your face on US currency?
Besides becoming President? Other than Washington, what is the criteria for the others to be on it, and not the rest. What symbolic message do you get, when you see their faces? Also, in this "new world order" do you think it will have to change? If the US, Canada, & Mexico are to become 1 economy, do you think the US will have to include Mexicans and Canadians on the money? How long will it be before paper and coins are obselete?
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Be a president who owned slaves.
Only Presidents have been featured on US currency with the exception of Native American hero, Sacagawea on the limited edition gold dollar coin. So, your options are to have been a president, invented something before you became president, died while you were in office…as president, or have worked a job as you guessed it President. About the paper and coins becoming obsolete I’m not so sure it doesn’t seem to be any end in sight as far as that’s concerned. The US Canada and Mexico should become 1 economy to compete with Europe, they’d probably change the criteria if we had one currency and in that case maybe you’d have your shot.
Hey Kels, what about Alexander Hamilton? Or Ben Franklin?
Hamilton is one of two non-presidents featured on currently issued U.S. bills. The other is Benjamin Franklin, on the $100 bill. For this reason, many people often mistakenly assume them to have been presidents. In addition to that, Hamilton is the only person featured on U.S. currency not born in the United States, as he was from the West Indies.