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US Dollar bills

George Washington 1789/1797

Thomas Jefferson 1801/1809 The bill is no longer in use

Abraham Lincoln 1861/1865

Alexander Hamilton He was not an American president, but the first U.S. Secretary of the Treasury

Andrew Jackson 1825/1829

Ulysses S.Grant 1869/1877

Benjamin Franklin He was not an American president, he was a U.S. statesman, inventor and diplomat

William Mckinley,Jr 1897/1901 The bill is no longer in use

Grover Cleveland 1885/1897 The bill is no longer in use

James Madison 1809/1817 The bill is no longer in use

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