Coins & Paper Money

We’ve all heard the expression “let’s take a selfie!” at one point or another. This phrase has become as common as “a roll of the dice” or “don’t judge a book by its cover”

For Patsy Takemoto Mink, the halls of Congress were a long way from her birth on a Maui sugar plantation. The granddaughter of working-class Japanese immigrants, Patsy was born when Hawaii was just a

America in the 1830s was a nation on the move. As citizens began developing western lands and spreading into new territories, the need to cultivate land for agricultural purposes became paramount. Unlike the sandy

April 14, 1865 was a date that changed American history. Just five days earlier, Confederate General Robert E. Lee had surrendered his forces. The Civil War was effectively over. But on that night, 16th