Full Name: Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Birth Date & Place: January 30, 1882
Hyde Park, New York
Schooling: Graduated from Harvard
University in 1903
Attended Columbia Law School
Lived: White House - Washington, D.C.
Hyde Park, New York
Death: April 12, 1945 in Warm Springs,
Georgia — 2 weeks before Germany surrendered in World War II.
1933-1945: 32nd president of
United States. Served four terms.
Roosevelt's "New Deal" used
government programs to help
the nation recover from the
Great Depression.
Roosevelt was one of the great
Allied leaders during World War II,
along with Winston Churchill.
Nickname: "FDR"
His portrait is on the dime.
He appointed the first woman to a cabinet position — Frances Perkins as the
Secretary of Labor.
What is the Value of a Dime? A dime is worth 10 cents. This value
can also be written as 10$ or $0.10. It is equivalent to 10 pennies or 2 nickels.
When was it First Issued? The Roosevelt dime was first minted in 1946,
the first year after Franklin Roosevelt's death. It replaced the Liberty Head dime.
What is on the Back of the Coin? A torch (a symbol of light or
enlightenment), an olive branch(a symbol of peace) and an oak branch (a symbol of
strength).
Trivia: The average life span of a dime
is 25 years.
Before 1965, the dime was made
of silver, but it is now a mixture of
91.67 percent copper and 8.33
percent nickel.
The dime is the smallest, thinnest
and lightest U.S. coin.
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Thomas Ewing
Benjamin Franklin
Hiram Ulysses Grant
Alexander Hamilton
Johns Hopkins
Andrew Jackson
Thomas Jefferson
John F. Kennedy
Abraham Lincoln
James Madison
James Knox Polk
Franklin Roosevelt
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Maggie Walker
Booker T. Washington
George Washington
Woodrow Wilson
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