Commemorative

2007-P JAMESTOWN SILVER DOLLAR NGC PR70 ULTRA CAM!		$79.95	20m
2008-P Bald Eagle Silver Dollar Certified By NGC MS70!		$69.95	20m
2006-P Ben Franklin Founding Father NGC MS70 !		$79.95	20m
2007-P LITTLE ROCK SILVER DOLLAR NGC PR70 ULTRA CAM!		$79.95	20m
2007-P JAMESTOWN SILVER DOLLAR NGC MS70!		$79.95	20m
GEORGE WASHINTON 250TH SILVER ANNIVERSARY HALF DOLLAR	-	$10.99	21m
GEORGE WASHINTON 250TH SILVER ANNIVERSARY HALF DOLLAR	-	$11.99	23m
2003 P First Flight Centennial Gem+ Proof Silver Dollar		$39.95	23m
2000-W $10 CONGRESS LIBRARY NGC PR70 PR-70 PROOF PF70 !	-	$2,398.00	28m
STONE MOUNTAIN COMMEMORATIVE 1 2 ONE HALF DOLLAR 1925	9	$27.85	28m
1995 S OLYMPIC BASKETBALL PR 69 DCAM		$34.95	29m
2001 P Capitol Visitor Center Gem Proof DCam Half Coin		$20.95	30m
AMERICA'S 1ST MEDALS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION US MINT	-	$39.99	30m
Harry Truman Commemorative solid gold piece lot of 9	-	$200.00	31m
1946 Choice BU Silver BTW Commemorative Half Dollar		$19.95	32m
2 2009 P Lincoln BICENTENNIAL Silver $1 MS70 & PF70 NGC	-	$249.99	38m
2009 TWO ROLL P&D SET UNOPENED MINT WHITE BOX LP3	-	$8.00	49m
2009 Louis Braille Bicentennial Silver Dollar Box & COA		$38.95	50m
2006 S San Francisco Old Mint Silver Dollar PROOF $1.00		$34.95	50m
1996 D Smithsonian Institution UNC Silver Dollar COA BU		$125.00	50m
2006 Benjamin Franklin Coin Chronicles Set Mint Sealed		$42.95	50m
1994 World Cup Proof Two-Coin Commemorative Set Soccer		$29.95	50m
1991-1995 WWII 50th Anniversary UNC Silver 2 Coin 1993		$47.95	50m
1996 PROOF National Community Service Silver Dollar		$62.95	50m
1992 Olympic Silver Dollar & Half BU 2-Coin Baseball		$30.95	50m
1986 US Liberty Prestige Proof Set 7 Coins w Box & COA		$25.95	50m
1982 D GEORGE WASHINGTON Half Dollar SILVER BU Coin		$9.25	50m
1986 D Liberty Coin Half Dollar Mint BU Commemorative		$5.25	50m
1992 Olympic Two Coin Commemorative Prf Silver Baseball		$30.95	50m
1998 Silver 2 Coin Kennedy UNC Dollar Matte Finish Half		$222.00	50m
2010 American Veterans Disabled Proof Silver Dollar COA		$43.95	50m
2005 P "MARINE CORPS 230TH" $1UNC COMMEMORATIVE BOX COA	-	$43.00	54m
1993 S "THOMAS JEFFERSON" $1 PRF COMMEMORATIVE BOX COA	-	$42.00	56m
1993 D "THOMAS JEFFERSON" $1 UNC COMMEMORATIVE BOX COA	-	$40.00	56m
1991 S "USO 50TH" $1 PROOF COMMEMORATIVE BOX COA	-	$24.00	57m
1994 P "PRISONER OF WAR" $1 PROOF COMMEMORATIVE BOX COA	-	$38.00	59m
1991 P D "MT RUSHMORE" 2-COIN UNC COMMEMORATIVE BOX COA	1	$34.00	59m
1989 S "CONGRESSIONAL" $1 HALF PROOF SILVER 2-COIN SET	-	$29.00	1h
1999 P $1 "DOLLY MADISON" PROOF & UNC SILVER 2-COIN SET	-	$65.00	1h
1997 P "BOTANICAL GARDEN" $1 PRF COMMEMORATIVE BOX COA	-	$35.00	1h 1m

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How many coins does the U.S. Mint produce and where are they made? In 2006, the United States Mint produced approximately 15.5 billion coins for general circulation. These are made in the United States Mints at Philadelphia and Denver. While most of the coins the United States Mint produces are for general circulation, the United States Mint also produces bullion coins and limited editions of coins sold to collectors as numismatic items. The United States Mint facilities in Philadelphia, PA; Denver, CO; San Francisco, CA; and West Point, NY produce numismatic items. Bullion coins are produced at the Mint facilities in San Francisco, CA and West Point, NY

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