Benjamin Franklin

made between 1974-77 in good working order it is worth between $50-$100 if you have the extra barrel add 20%

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Benjamin Netanyahu is 61 years old (birthdate: October 21, 1949).

It would be worth around $105. This model was made from 1940 to 1969.

If you have the original box it is worth 25% more.

Ben Franklin has experiences with fire departments (, since he invented the 13 colonies' first one), lightning and electricity, and he has experience with newspapers (, since he helped write the 13 colonies' second one). AND helping sign one of America's most important documents: Declaration of Independence.

what does Ben Franklin likes

Independence

Netanyahu is about 6 foot tall.

i think shorter

Well, with all the mints, there are 35 coins that were produced between those years. A lot of the value is based on the condition of the coins. If the coins are in the poorest condition, then they are only valued at what the spot price of silver is. As of today, February 10, 2009, they are worth $4.75 a piece just for the silver. Depending on the condition, they could be worth anywhere from $4.75 to $15 a piece. Sorry could not be more specific, but your collection is worth somewhere between $175 and $500.

what is the answer

it had a bill of rights thats what he really wanted and could except a couple flaws

Benjamin was born July 22, 1833 in Rushville, Ohio. Ben published his first song, Darling Nelly Gray in 1856. He was in the second graduating class of Otterbein College in 1858. He married Mary Katherine "Kate" Winter on June 24, 1858. After graduation, he worked as an agent for Otterbein College. In January 1859, he was granted a license to preach for the United Brethren Church. In 1860, he became principal of Seven Mile Academy in Hamilton, Ohio. His first pastorate was in Lewisburg in 1862. Due to his controversial views about slavery, music in church, and worship for children, his time there was not peaceful. The year 1863 saw Ben and his family living in New Paris, Ohio while he preached at churches in Preble and Darke counties. By Christmas 1864, Ben was no longer working as a pastor, but operating a singing school in New Paris. Here he wrote his Christmas song, Santa Claus (now known as Up on the Housetop). He moved his family to Chicago to work for George F. Root music publishing company. He died of tuberculosis in Chicago on March 18, 1867. His body was returned to Westerville for burial in the family plot. Go to the official web site for the Hanby House in Westerville Ohio at www.hanbyhouse.org

No - Alexander Hamilton is on the 10-dollar bill.

Ben enjoyed swimming (a rare past-time when he lived) and wanted to swim faster.

Ben Franklin died in 1790. The first photographs were invented a few decades later -- about 1826, if one has to select a year.

He found out electricity existed by getting electricuted by a bolt of lightening.

Benjamin Franklin was not the discoverer of static electricity. Although, he did give a history recorded presentation of it. Static electricity can be dated back to the 6th century BC, by Thales of Miletus, a Greek philospher. One of the first machines to artificially produce it was called "the friction generator" developed by Otto von Guericke in the 17th century. Franklin presented it again to the public in 1750. See the related link for more information.

no it is not. i know this fella and his name is Michael nelson. he is a sketch comedy actor/writer with a group called dry hump which is formerly out of Chicago but is now out of LA. he is also featured in a cici's pizza commercial where he is a gameshow contestant. watch his face during the entire commercial to see one of the funniest responsive facial expressions ever. he was also in a burger king commercial that ran a ton through the football season. look up dry hump comedy and watch the video for MANTA MANTA MANTA!!!!.. i peed when i watched it.

I think it is the guy from BIG BANG THEORY who's name is Howard on the show.

it was wonderful to see the change soon made in the manners of our inhabitants; from being thoughtless or indifferent about religion, it seemed as if all the world were growing religious. (excerpt from The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin, referring to the effect of George Whitefield on the citizens of Philadelphia.)

The "Franklin stove" (not "Benjamin Franklin stove") was named after its inventor, Benjamin Franklin, who would never have thought of putting a statue of himself on it.

The Franklin stove is actually a metal fireplace liner that allowed a fire in the fireplace to heat a room more efficiently. It contained a hollow "baffle", a wide, thin iron box near (but not at) the rear. The baffle was open at the bottom and contained two holes on the sides. Heat from the fire rose on both the back and front of the baffle, so that air entering at the bottom of the box was more quickly heated. Heated air rises, but instead of escaping out the top of the chimney to no purpose, in the Franklin stove, the heated air exited into the room through the holes in the baffle's sides.

Education, creativity, experimentation and research.

he got 4 degrees for mathematical and scientifical stuff

Ben Franklin invented spill proof bowls so sailors and other boat riders would not have soup burn their legs and / or hands. Instead they would just have to eat it out of the tinier bowls surroundings the large bowl when the boat rocked spilling soup out of the big bowl and in to the smaller bowls