The Second Continental Congress reverse itself in the question of independence. Some believed the quest for independence would cause the colonists more harm that good.
Thomas Jefferson is on the front of a United States two-dollar bill. On the reverse side is John Trumball's painting The Signing of the Declaration of Independence.
Benjamin Franklin appears on the reverse of two-dollar bills printed since 1976, standing to Thomas Jefferson's left at the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
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It would be easier to answer this question in reverse, as: What did they agree on? The answer to that question would be: "This space left intentionally blank" - as they did not agree on anything from: civil, lawful, and religion (in all its wide forms).
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Thomas Jefferson on the obverse, 42 of the signers of the Declaration of Independence on the reverse.
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All US bicentennial halves have this reverse and none released into circulation have more than face value.
An action taken by Congress to reverse a presidential veto is called a veto override. It requires a two-thirds majority vote in both the House of Representatives and the Senate to pass legislation into law despite the President's objection.
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You will see John Adams signing the Declaration of Independence on the reverse side of the $2 bill
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There's no building called "Liberty Hall" on a US coin. There is a 1776-1976 dual date half dollar minted for the Bicentennial that has INDEPENDENCE Hall on the reverse, but all 1986 half dollars carry a stylized presidential seal on the reverse. Please re-examine your coin and post a new question.
Since 1914 it has been a picture of Benjamin Franklin with Independence Hall on the reverse.
$100 bill It's also on the reverse side of the bicentennial half dollar coin.