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Thomas Kilby

American politician
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    Thomas Kilby put himself, along with Alabama’s first governor, William Bibb, on a coin commemorating the centennial of Alabama’s statehood. In 1926, to celebrate the country’s 150th birthday, a half-dollar was minted featuring Pres. George Washington and Pres. Calvin Coolidge, making Coolidge the first living…

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    Thomas Kilby put himself, along with Alabama’s first governor, William Bibb, on a coin commemorating the centennial of Alabama’s statehood. In 1926, to celebrate the country’s 150th birthday, a half-dollar was minted featuring Pres. George Washington and Pres. Calvin Coolidge, making Coolidge the first living…

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