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If the portrait looks like JFK it's a JFK half dollar!
More specifically, if it's dated 1964 or later.
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How can you tell if your 1974 penny is aluminum?
Should feel lighter than other pennies and make a different sound when moved around with other coins.MoreAs of 2012 no additional 1974 aluminum cents have been authenticated. It's very unlikely that any would turn up in change. Any that do exist are most likely from the group that were "temporarily" loaned to members of Congress for examination. As the prior answer noted, an aluminum cent is lighter than a standard 1974 bronze cent or a modern zinc cent. The difference is significant; the aluminum coins weigh(ed) about 1 gram which is far less than the 2.5 gm weight of a zinc cent or 3.11 gm weight of a bronze coin.
How was jfk involved in the space race?
The Soviet Union sent the first satellite and the first man into space. They achieved major propaganda benefits as a result of being teh first. When Kennedy became president, he asked his vice-president, Lyndon Johnson, to tell him what the US could do and be first at. Johnson's response was to send men to the moon. Kennedy took it one step further when on May 25, 1961 he challenged the US to be the first to "land a man on the surface of the moon and return him safely to the earth." Kennedy's goal was met on July 24, 1969 after the successful landing and return of Apollo 11.
How does burning rope tell time?
First. You take a lighter. And burn the end of a rope. And you count the seconds it takes to burn the piece of rope. Let's say it took 10 seconds. So after you count the 10 seconds, you know that 10 seconds have passed.
Can a sundial tell time?
Yes, sundials can tell time. That is what they are designed to do.
Could Apollo tell a lie?
no he can not tell a lie he is the god of truth and justice.
What did Stevenson tell John Kennedy about going to Texas?
your moms chest hair
What is 1898 us fifty cent piece worth?
Looking for someone to tell me what some old coins worth
What was John F. Kennedy's favorite music?
Kennedy enjoyed a wide variety of music, possibly because he was very well educated in history, including music. When Helga Sandburg (Carl Sandburg's daughter) asked about Kennedy's favorite song he actually asked his wife "Jackie" if she had a suggestion! Together they decided to tell Mrs. Sandburg that the old Brittish piece "Greensleeves" was his favorite. Ref: Kennedy Papers (May 3, 1962)
How does he think these similarities and differences affect the American commitment to human rights?
First tell us who 'he' is.
How John F. Kennedy overcame his religious problem?
Did someone tell you JFK had a religious problem? JFK was a catholic; no problem.
Who assisnated John F. Kennedy?
The United States government concludes that Lee Harvey Oswald murdered Kennedy. If you research and look, you can tell that Oswald did not. There is evidence that leads to the U.S. government's involvement along with the CIA.
How much is a 1965 John F. Kennedy tapestry worth?
From personal experience i can tell you i sold mine for $80.00 i found a buyer and they were very interested in the John F Kennedy trinkets. They had no second thoughts they bought it right away. So i think you could sell yours for atlest $60.00. Good Luck.
What was John F. Kennedy's favorite candy?
His biography doesn't tell us that information.
How can you tell that a piece of writing is in the first person?
If the piece of writing has 'I' and 'Me' or my
What actors and actresses appeared in Walls Tell Tales - 1928?
The cast of Walls Tell Tales - 1928 includes: Hale Hamilton Gladys Hanson Louis John Bartels Madge Kennedy William Kent Ann Shoemaker Roland Young
Was JFK the only Catholic president in the United States?
Yes, John F. Kennedy was the only Catholic. At that time, Kennedy was a controversial candidate because he was a Roman Catholic. Religious prejudice, or dislike of a person based solely upon his or her religion, probably cost him over a million votes in Illinois alone. Kennedy responded to the issue of religion in his "Houston speech" on September 11, 1960. He believed in the absolute separation of church and state (the belief that one body-church or government-would have no influence over the other). To him, this meant that no priest could tell a president what to do and no Protestant clergyman could tell his parishioners how to vote. In other words, Kennedy's religion would not affect the decisions he made as president.
Is the William tell overture a modern or classic piece?
It is a classic piece written by Rossini.
