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Did you know these U.S. presidents relied on strange lucky charms to lead the nation? William McKinley wore a red carnation on his lapel every day for good luck. Theodore Roosevelt wore a gold ring holding a lock of Abraham Lincoln's hair. Dwight D. Eisenhower carried a silver dollar coin throughout his entire wartime presidency. Barack Obama kept a small lucky Hanuman statue tucked inside his pants pocket. Franklin D. Roosevelt carried a lucky real rabbit's foot during his 1932 campaign. Which of these presidential good luck charms surprised you the most? Share your thoughts in the comments below! If you love these fun historical facts, consider joining our channel membership! Your membership directly supports our channel so we can keep researching and bringing you awesome content every week. Click the Join button above to show your support!

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