Are the Presidents put on the paper money in order of their service to their country?
449581
They are not in order to their service of their country because Andrew Jackson is on the $20 dollar bill and he was President before Abraham Lincoln who appears on the $5 dollar bill.. There are also a few individuals on paper money that were never Presidents. Hamilton, Franklin and Salmon Chase.
274285
The highest current denomination is the $100 bill.\n\nThe highest bill ever printed, however, was a $100,000 note that was printed from December 18, 1934 to January 9, 1935. It was used for transactions between Federal Reserve Banks. President Woodrow Wilson was pictured on the front.\n\nThe following bills have not been in print since 1946: $500 (William McKinley); $1,000 (Grover Cleveland); $5,000 (James Madison); and $10,000 (Salmon P. Chase, former Treasury Secretary).
220418
I dont know too much about this but I keep getting emails from their banks trying to give me millions. So the constitution seems to work for all this money to be given away.\n\n\nThis is dripping in sarcasm.
820483
Probably by direct deposit.\nThe money is transferred right into their accounts.
151024
Yes they do exist. Here's also a list of president's/other persons on currency. \n$1 - George Washington\n$2 - Thomas Jefferson\n$5 - Abraham Lincoln\n$10 - Alexander Hamilton\n$20 - Andrew Jackson\n$50 - Ulysses Grant\n$100 - Ben Franklin\n$500 - William McKinley\n$1000 - Grover Cleveland\n$5000 - James Madison\n$10,000 - Salmon P. Chase\n$100,000 - Woodrow Wilson
1005135
"According to the U.S. Treasury Department, America's first 42 Presidents, from George Washington (1789) to Bill Clinton (2000), borrowed a combined total of $1.01 trillion from foreign governments and financial institutions. From 2000 to 2006, the Bush White House has borrowed $1.05 trillion alone. Yes, that means we have borrowed in the last 5 years what we had previously borrowed in the first 211 years of our country."
355119
You can see pictures of old Irish paper money at this site, none of them have pictures of  Americans.\nPre 1928 British notes were used in Ireland and they depicted Britannia or British royals. \nFrom 1929 - 1941 notes had a picture of a Ploughman \n1928 - 1977 - a picture of Lady Lavery\n1976 - 1993 - pictures of Scotus, Jonathon Swift, W.B.Yeats, and the harpist O'Carolan.\n1922 -2001 - Catherine McAuley, James Joyce, Daniel O'Connell, Douglas Hyde and Charles Stuart Parnell.\n2002 The Euro. The same throughout Europe, no people depicted.
149266
From the Bureau of Printing and Engraving (where dollar bills are printed) or the Mint (where coins are made) it goes to one of 12 "Federal Reserve Banks".  From the 12 Federal Reserve Banks, it gets distributed to commercial banks, and from commercial banks it goes to businesses and consumers.
245191
First, there is NO Constitutional requirement for the U.S. President (or ANY elected official in the U.S. government) to have served in the military.  \n\nIt is true that a large percentage have done so -- at times (esp if they volunteered) it is one piece of their interest in public service, so it's not surprising that many of our presidents have done so.   Also, military service has often helped their "resume" and made them more electable (esp if they held a high rank or were involved in heroics that made them a popular hero -- best examples: Washington, Wm.H Harrison ("Tippecanoe"), Taylor, Jackson, Grant).\n\nOf the 12 who did NOT serve in the military, it is interesting to note when they fell -- four of the first eight presidents were not in the military (J.Adams, Jefferson, J.Q.Adams, VanBuren), though some of these clearly were very active in the cause of the Revolution and founding of the country.     \n\nFrom William Henry Harrison to Teddy Roosevelt (seventeen presidents), only ONE (Grover Cleveland) was not in the service.   \n\nImmediately AFTER Teddy, NONE of the next six were in the military!  (Taft, Wilson, Harding, Coolidge, Hoover, FDR)   Of course, it should be noted that there was not a lot of "opportunity" (that is, a major war) at the time these men would have been the right age for military service.       \n\nFinally, from Truman to the present (eleven presidents), only ONE (Clinton) was not in the service.\n\nIf anyone really cares about the party affiliation of those not in the military:\n1 = Federalist\n2 = (Democratic)-Republicans\n5 = Democrats\n4 = GOP\n\nCan't say I see much significance in those numbers.  Try judging the WHOLE package.. ALL their contributions.  (Some with stellar military credentials were stellar presidents, some were bombs!  Same for those who were not in the military.)
620930
US dollar bills(no matter what the denomination) are only updated with a new year when one or both of the two people on the bills(their signatures actually) steps down or resigns or is replaced with a new person.\nWith US coins they are minted every year, therefore they are printed with the year in which they were printed.\nCheck all your bills.  Do you think it is just a coincidence that you do not have every year represented on your bills?
93317
Ahh to have the Urban legend of Bill Clinton, how nice it must have been to live in a world of surplus money that he was supposed to have.  There has never been surplus money in this country.  The National Debt grew to over $5 trillion under his leadership.  It past a trillion dollars for the first time in our Nations History under Reagan and some almost 20 years later when Bill Clinton left office we had a debt of $5,650,000,000.00 or about double what it was when he took office.  And it will double again under Bush, and again under the next president unless we start doing something about it.  I have heard so much about all the surpluses under Clinton, but I have done my homework and there never were any.  You see the American People believe that by reducing the deficit we are reducing the debt.  The answer to that is NO! When we reduce the deficit we reduce the amount our debt grows for that year and that is all we are still spending more money than we are taking in.  John Kerry also believed that Clinton left surpluses of money in fact the amount he quoted during the 2004 campaign was the amount of actual debt that was left at the end of the Clinton administration,(Kerry quoted a $5.65 Trillion surplus at the end of the Clinton Presidency, we were in Debt that amount, maybe that is why he lost).  The only time in the history of our country that there was no National Debt was under Andrew Jackson(1833-41), the last time we had brought in more than we spent and brought it down was over 50 years ago Under President Harry S. Truman who will be my choice for the greatest American President, not only did he have that one year,(and it was the only year since Jackson was President), but he stands alone in History as having been the only man to order the use of Nuclear Weapons against another country in the time of war.  And that distinction goes for all mankind, no one else has ever ordered these weapons to be used against another and let us pray he remains the last as well.
304315
Not in the US.  They have to actually put the papers into the hands of the person being served.
492940
Soldiers are paid based on their rank and years in service.  If a soldier is deployed to Iraq or other places he/she gets more money and it tax-free.  There isn't alot to spend money on there, they would be using Dollars since AAFES is where they would do any shopping.  AAFES are the people who run PX's, fast food places on post, etc.  They set up mobile PX's and Shoppettes in deployed areas.\n\nSoldiers are paid via direct deposit, they don't issue paper checks anymore.
897529
Normally they carry on diplomacy, ask, and it is considered by the member nations.\n\nIn reality, I think it's about money changing hands, and the promise that even more money will slide from palm to palm as time continues.
1130259
Yes, past US Presidents.  George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Teddy Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln--in that order from left to right.
1137805
One of them does not; Abe Lincoln. The right side of his face is shown on the penny. The left side of Washington, Jefferson and Roosevelt's faces are shown on the others.\n\nBut why? Why?!?
960757
Well, you have to be President first. Presidents don't get chased for credit card debts.