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currency: martha washington, sacajawea or susan b. anthony? susan b. anthony?(sternly): wo you think you're going? mr. mucus: to work, with you. it's taco tuesday. man: you're not coming. i took mucinex to help get rid of my mucusy congestion. i'm good all day. [announcer:] mucinex keeps working. not 4, not 6, but 12 hours. let's end this ♪ ♪ >> so who was the first woman to have her portrait appear on u.s. currency? it's a, martha washington, who appeared on the $1 silver ce 1886. jamie: on his way to the a north carolina -- to a north carolina coin show in march 1962, eccentric coin collector george walton dies in a car crash. it's front page news in the coin world. >> george walton was a respected knew mistist. jamie: a new york city auction house is called in to appraise george's collection. >> so they sent a man to evaluate all the coins. it took approximately 2-3 weeks. jamie: how much did the family get for what was sold? >> total came to over 850,000. it set a record for an individual collection. jamie: it would have been even more, maybe $60,000 more,

the susan b. anthony isn't in production, it was introduced in 1978, it was minted for two years then went out of production and it went into production briefly in 19 99. sacajawea took her place and even her coin is in very low production now. so if you go to the bank and you get a roll of $20 coins you might get one or two susan b. anthony, two or three sacajawea and the rest are john adams. we need more than token representation for women. >> is your campaign made harder the fact that someone last to go to make space for a woman? >> it is harder no question about it. but the president on the 20, andrew jackson, there are a lot of people who think that his legacy the negative aspect of his legacy is enough to ask for him to be moved aside. he's known more for the indian removal act that led to the trail of tears deaths of thousands of native americans as they were forcibly moved from their land to the west. and he also was a very fierce opponent of paper money. he believed in coin, gold and silver coin.

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susan b anthony -- susan b. anthony gave the keynote address. after the convention, augusta and susan b anthony travel to columbus where susan gave a speech right here in columbus on the importance of women's suffrage. her brothers were not as thrilled about all of the activity and the notoriety their sister was getting into. so, controlling be fine -- the family finances, they cut her off and she spent the next several years living in her family's ancestral home in columbus, becoming rather an eccentric recluse in many ways until a bizarre shooting incident on the property caused her brothers to whisk her away to new york city in 1921, which of course was one year after american women gained the right to vote. she lived at the rest of her life in new york city in relative anonymity until she passed away in 1933. she is actually buried in columbus at linwood cemetery, and her friends raise money for a beautiful, elaborate tombstone for her which lists several of her accomplishments and says "martyred" which is how her friends felt about her famil

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delegates from 28 states attended, as well as susan b anthony, who gave the keynote address. usta wore this very dress that we have on display here, augusta and susan b anthony travel to columbus where susan b anthony gave a speech right here in columbus about the importance of women's suffrage. her brothers were not as thrilled about all the activities and notoriety their sister was getting into. so controlling the family finances, they cut her off and her public activities really peak. she spent the next several years living in her family's ancestral home in columbus, becoming rather an eccentric recluse in many ways until a bizarre shooting incident on the property caused her brothers to lift her a way to new york city in 1921. which, of course, was just one year after american women gained a right to vote. should live the left -- rest of her life in new york city until she passed away in 1933. she is exley buried in columbus's lynwood cemetery, and her friends raised money for a very beautiful, a leopard tombstone for her. it lists several of her cop was meant, and at the

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susan b. anthony. and margaret sangar. this one deserves a -- >> susan b. anthony has a coin.th that. >> that's all you carry. >> she was on the coin at one point. >> margaret sangar opened the first birth control clinic. >> andrew jackson was a war hero and a president and a remarkabl% president. he actually staved off the battle of new orleans. he actually reversed the tide of the war and we're about to win a war we fought to a draw. i think he earned the right, old hickory did. he had this tremendous party after he won that they wrecked the place afterwards. he earned the $20 bill. >> he's a timely target because it's coming up to 2020 that's why they're going up to the $20 bill. >> maybe it's a salute to the long time mag jean show 20/20. why don't we have a $25 bill and put a woman on that. >> i like that. who would you nominate to be on there? >> i'm sticking with andrew jackson right now. have you seen the $20 bill? he's got a beautiful head of hair. >> i think it's going to eventually be cher. >> if there is one person that could trump andrew jackson, it would have to

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sure susan b. anthony and sacagawea have been on dollar coins, but when was the last time you used one? meantime 20s are passed around every day featureing a man who never wanted paper currency in first place. >> which i thought was pretty good idea. >> reporter: and if 100,000 people sipe the petition this spring, the white house will have to consider it. >> certainly it's a provocative notion. >> if it does happen i'll show it to my kids and i can say i was a part of this i did this. >> reporter: a woman on the 20? no small change. for them it's priceless. hallie jackson, nbc news, los angeles. >>> and a story we'll be keeping a close eye on. that's going to do it for us on this thursday night. i'm lester holt. reminder, i'll see you at 8:00 7:00 central for "dateline." for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. . . . judg >>> nbc bay area news begins with breaking news. >> breaking news on the peninsula. a gruesome discovery inside of a palo alto apartment. police are canvassing t

sure susan b. anthony has been on a coin but when was the last time you used one.20s are passed around featuring a man who never even wanted paper currency in the first place. our current president has the power to put more women on money and seems open to it. >> i thought it was a pretty good idea. >> reporter: and if 100,000 people sign the petition this spring certainly the white house will have to consider it. >> if it does happen i'll show it to my kids and i will say i was a part of this. i did this. >> reporter: a woman on the 20? no small change. for them it's priceless. hallie jackson, nbc news, los angeles. >> and a story we'll be keeping a close eye on. that's going to do it for us tonight. i'm lester holt. in the meantime for all of us at nbc news thank you for watching and goodnight. >>> new hollywood murder mystery. did this pormer jerry springer producer kill her sister, or was it a suicide pact gone wrong? >> now on "extra." >>> a woman dead in her garage, her hollywood producer sister the prime suspect. breaking new details on the mystery gripping

al some of the names being put out there, tubman susan b. anthony. table what woman would you put on the 201234. >> rosa parks. we're celebrating the civil rights movement. susan b. anthony. i'm all for more women. i think -- i never even thought about there is no woman on there. i'm sad to lose andrew jackson though. >> rosa would be nice. douglas would be a real possibility. i think the idea of having -- this currency is suppose to reflect the founders of the country. women were very much a part of that. >> i think susan b. anthony needs another chance after the dollar didn't work out. >> why this fuss over american currency, we'll be using bit coin in a few years. squloo >>> can you be the most powerful democrat in the country without being the president. >>> the supreme court will decide whether americans will lose their health coverage. that's next. ro plan can help him achieve it. ♪ epic classical♪ music stops ♪music resumes♪ music stops ♪music resumes♪ [announcer] purina pro plan's bioavailable formulas deliver optimal nutrient absorption. [own

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susan b. anthony. rosa parks. first lady eleanor roosevelt.argaret sanger who opened the first birth control clinic. welcome. it's nice to have you here. >> thanks brooke for having me. >> why should we kick mr. jackson off and have ladies? >> we have so few women that we really see in our every day lives who are iconic and historic heroes and we think that should be changed. the $20 bill has a number of significances. andrew jackson was not a fan of paper money. he was also someone who has become more known for the negative aspects of his legacy. the indian removal act and deaths of thousands of native americans who were moved off their land. >> i ran through a few potential contenders for the 20. how did you all come up with these different women? >> well we used a very strict rubric. we looked at impact on society and how difficult it was for them to achieve their goals. and we put out a survey. we narrowed it down from 100 to 30 and that survey went out to 100 people. many of the people who participated were historians women historians and

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susan b. anthony rosa parks. it would be nice to see a woman mixed in there. >> i think it takes an act of congress. i'll look it up. >>> we're dealing with spring snow. the storm moving through the area right now. here is a live look at -- is that national harbor? >> if you say so. >> hard to tell. chuck will be back with a look at what you face as you head out. >>> also ahead, concerns in columbia heights after a recent crime spike. why businesses are especially on high alert. >>> and new developments in the did deadly you museum attack in this tunisia. why isis is claiming responsibility. ♪ deidre & the dark - classic girl plays in the background ♪ a great entrance never goes out of style. dresses start at $25. the eva mendes collection. exclusively at new york and company. >>> right now we're seeing the rain change over to snow across the metro d.c. area. >> cars are starting to get a coating. can you believe that? this is a live look out in montgomery county. megan mcgrath is out there driving. and you can s

the $20 bill and replace him with a woman among the 15 candidates are women's rights activist susan b. anthony hero harriet tubman and rosa parks. sheera is it time to finally put a woman on an american bill? >> this would be an awesome change, rev, it really would be. first of all, andrew jackson, not exactly a great president, right? he just you know he didn't even support the idea of a paper currency to begin with. he preferred silver and gold. i don't think he would even enjoy the fact he was on a paper bill. that aid sigh, there's so many wonderful people in the history of our country, including an african-american woman. i personally think the first african-american woman elected to congress would be an excellent choice and be an inspiration for a lot of women. >> and ran for president in '72. i was one of her youth directors. >> jason? >> i think it would be great. eleanor roosevelt on the other. >> there's a precedent for having more than one person on the bill. we need to do it now before paper money is put out of the circumstance lace. >> liz, real quick. >> beyonce, obviously. i agr

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susan b. anthony dollar a coin. sac sac was it because they're coins and not the actual paper? woman on money, it's the queen. english or canadian currency. i think it would be pretty antiamerican to put the queen of england on our money. >>> thank you, we'll be back after this. everywhere, every time. and 2% back at the grocery store. even before she got 3% back on gas all with no hoops to jump through. katie used her bankamericard cash rewards credit card to stay warm and toasty during the heat of competition. that's the comfort of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. >>> that is "hardball" for now, thank you for being with us. chris matthews will be back on monday. "all in with chris hayes" starts now. >>> tonight on "all in." an incredibly racist fake movie trailer made by police officers in ft. lauderdale. >> there is someone with a hood kkk, in the video. >> tonight three officers fired, another quit. how deep into the department does this go? >> then as the president reaching out directly to iran he gets slammed for his treatment of israe

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reporter: she and some friends came up with a list of 15 extraordinary women including rosa parks, susan b. anthonyact. >> reporter: she won't say on the record but she clearly has a soft spot for harriet tubman who rescued slaves on the underground railroad. >> she risked her life over and over and over again. >> reporter: gets you emotional? >> yeah. i mean people put themselves so out there. >> reporter: the initiative has some star power behind it. susan sarandon tweeted her support, and urged others to vote and tweet their support, too. >> it's crazy that there are no girls on the money. >> reporter: there's also a video of kids using their persuasive powers to get out the vote. >> girls are destined -- >> reporter: when they narrow it down to one howard says they'll ask president obama to order the treasury department to create a new 20. just last year the president said he got a letter from a young girl asking him to put a woman on u.s. currency. >> she gave me mike a long list of possible women to put on our dollar bills, and quarters, and stuff. which i thought was pretty good idea. >> my

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lincoln, frederick douglass, teddy roosevelt garvey, susan b. anthonygaret sanger, jackie robinson john lewis and dr. king jfk and lbj, vivian malone. harvey milk. barack obama. [applause] we should not fear change. it is part of who we are as americans. it is what distinguishes us. it is what makes us unique. now, i leave this place proud of what we have accomplished over the last six years and grateful for all that doj has given me these past 39 years. this has been my home, and you will always be my family. i thank the parents who raised me and the west indian sensibility that they instilled in me. .. you know who you are. and my crew on 24th avenue and 21st street. and more recently a president and colleagues in this administration who stuck by me when i didn't always make it the easiest thing to do. i'm grateful to this great nation who gave a black kid from east amherst queens, new york city, more support and opportunities in any individual could have hoped for. thank you, america. to the wonderful, dedicated, accomplish men and women of this grea

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we've had sack a gentleman we aajawea, susan b. anthonyoney is worth a lot less with our picture on it. they're looking at a lot of ways to modernize our currency. >> sure. >> you know? there could be a day when we don't have a wallet full of bills, right? >> with that conversation going on twitter, join us there. >> not us. who do you really want to see on the $20 bill. >> christine. >> thank you. >>> here's a question right up your alley. will you be more successful if you go to an ivy league school? we're going to speak to an author who says no and what he says does matter. meet the world's newest energy superpower. surprised? in fact, america is now the world's number one natural gas producer... and we could soon become number one in oil. because hydraulic fracturing technology is safely recovering lots more oil and natural gas. supporting millions of new jobs. billions in tax revenue... and a new century of american energy security. the new energy superpower? it's red, white and blue. log on to learn more. shopping online is as easy a

so happy birthday to susan b. anthony in advance. susan b. anthony shares that birthday with the as stronger in -- astronomer galileo who came along on february 15th centuries earlier. his crime was revealing the earth is not the center of the universe. susan's was revealing men are not. [laughter] [applause] both of these things are the sort of revolutionary thoughts that have guided most of my professional life, whether as a reporter in print or on television or in writing books. and yes, i have witnessed a lot of revolutions in my career, consider for example, the "new yorker" cartoon, about 20 years ago, fellow walks into a bookstore walks up to the bespectacled clerk she says to him, nodding wisely, yes, she says books by men are in the basement. nothing personal gentlemen. the truth of course is that women's books and everything women do and women's place is everywhere right now but whether it is books or on television, or in real life, i actually learned about my place on the planet from a series of experiences that i had while i was wo