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The picture taken on Tuesday, February 9th 1864 of Abraham Lincoln is important because it was the picture that was later posted on the five dollar bill. [Tried to post up an image of the 5 dollar bill for you guys to analyze but was not able to upload it. check it out yourselves.]

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Q: What was special about the photo of Abraham Lincoln taken on Tuesday February ninth 1864?
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