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usmint.gov

Explore U.S. circulating coins, bullion, and collectibles. Find information on U.S. Mint public tours, numismatic news, and our product schedule.

uscurrency.gov

In addition to materials that you can download or order, learn how to check your money by using training resources from the U.S. Currency Education Program.

federalreserve.gov

The Federal Reserve Board of Governors in Washington DC.

moneyfactory.com

Currency is more than just paper and metal; it's a vital part of our daily lives, facilitating everything from our smallest purchases to our largest

uscurrencyauctions.com

online auction, buy, sell, bid, list, collectible currency, paper money. free listings, price guide, usca

stlouisfed.org

Which banks does the Federal Reserve System supervise? What is community development at the Fed? Is the Fed audited? These FAQs answer common questions from news media and the public.

frbservices.org

A list of browsers supported by frbservices and each webapp on the site.

mycurrencycollection.com

Learn why star notes don’t match the serial numbers they replace and understand common misconceptions about replacement note uniqueness. A must-read for currency enthusiasts.

banknotes.rba.gov.au

Security features video.

americanhistory.si.edu

This case study looks at resistance in the context of slavery and through the contrasting examples of the Stono Rebellion of 1739 and the life of Free Frank McWhorter in the 19th century. Migration plays a central role in understanding enslavement and liberation in both narratives. Students will work in pairs and small groups to research and discuss these historical figures and events. The goal of this lesson is to highlight lesser-known examples of the different ways enslaved African Americans resisted and fought for their freedom. Significant coverage of the American system of chattel slavery and of the antebellum South is recommended prior to teaching this lesson.