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Why Does Some of the United States Coins or Paper Money Have a Bald Eagle in It?

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Question by Toffy: Why does some of the United States coins or paper money have a bald eagle in it?
A bald eagle I guess symbolizes freedom, but why put it in coins or paper money?

Best answer:

Answer by XD
It's our national bird

What do you think? Answer below!
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3 Responses to “Why Does Some of the United States Coins or Paper Money Have a Bald Eagle in It?”
  1. Sattamander says:
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    More like it is our national emblem

  2. TS says:
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    Eagle is the national bird of USA

  3. Kutts says:
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    The eagle is our national emblem

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