Gold

1855 CALIFORNIA GOLD 25C PCGS AU58 PERIOD 1 CAL BG-226	-	$464.00	3h 35m
1859 CALIFORNIA GOLD 25C PCGS AU58 PERIOD 2 CAL BG-702	-	$384.00	3h 35m
1910 D 10$ INDIAN US GOLD EAGLE NGC MS63	-	$1,402.00	3h 40m
1915 10$ INDIAN US GOLD EAGLE NGC MS62	-	$1,084.00	3h 40m
1880 5$ LIBERTY HEAD US GOLD HALF EAGLE CHOICE AU	-	$320.00	3h 44m
1886 5$ LIBERTY HEAD US GOLD HALF EAGLE AU FIVE DOLLARS	-	$322.00	3h 44m
1882 S $5 LIBERTY HEAD US GOLD HALF EAGLE AU	-	$320.00	3h 44m
WHOLESALE LOT 5 1837 $2.50 GOLD EAGLE PROOF COPY COINS	-	$19.95	3h 50m
1900 Half Eagle Five Dollar Gold Coin	13	$240.00	5h 43m
SLAB-RENEW? Scratch Remover for PCGS ® & ANACS ® Holder		$15.95	5h 48m
100 - ST GAUDEN MINI COINS	1	$16.00	6h 5m
1887 $5 FIVE DOLLAR HALF EAGLE GOLD PIECE	6	$255.00	6h 10m
1987 W $5 GOLD HALF EAGLE CONSTITUTION COMMEMORATIVE!	-	$259.99 $279.99	6h 15m
1984 W $10 GOLD EAGLE OLYMPIC PROOF COMMEMORATIVE!	-	$499.99 $539.99	6h 16m
1859 TYPE 1 GOLD $2.50 LIBERTY cert. NGC AU58	-	$1,325.00	6h 50m
1926 $2.5 Indian Head Quarter Eagle PCGS MS64	-	$1,275.00	6h 54m
1927 PCGS MS64 2.5 Gold Coin	-	$1,275.00	6h 55m
# GOLD LOVE TOKEN R F UNITED STATES GOLD DOLLAR	1	$49.99	7h
20$ DOUBLE EAGLE TRIBUTE SET	-	$50.00 $60.00	7h 1m
1854 DOUBLE EAGLE TRIBUTE PROOF		$20.00	7h 3m
1901 $10 Liberty Eagle Gold Coin	1	$499.00	7h 16m
1907 Gold $10 Eagle ANACS MS 63 ~ New Holder~	7	$620.00	7h 23m
1856 $2.5 Gold Liberty Coin	11	$103.93	7h 44m
1880 $5 dollar gold liberty coin $1.00 no reserve	14	$233.50	8h 4m
$20 Double Eagle Gold replica - America's Rarest Coin	-	$0.99	8h 5m
1897 ten dollar gold eagle; NO RESERVE	10	$497.98	8h 12m
Replica 13 Indian Head $2.5 Gold-Plated &plastic box	1	$39.00	8h 20m
1893 $5 dollar gold liberty coin $1.00 no reserve	13	$233.50	8h 21m
Replica 12 Set Capped bust $2.5 Gold-Plated&plastic box	1	$39.00	8h 22m
Replica 1807 Capped bust $5 Dollar-gold plated	1	$0.99	8h 24m
Replica 1808 Capped bust $2.5 Gold-Plated &plastic box	1	$0.99	8h 24m
Replica 1821 Capped bust $2.5 Gold-Plated &plastic box	1	$0.99	8h 28m
1905 S $5 dollar gold liberty coin $1.00 no reserve	7	$208.93	8h 29m
Replica 1824 Capped bust $2.5 Gold-Plated &plastic box	-	$0.99	8h 29m
Replica 1825 Capped bust $2.5 Gold-Plated &plastic box	1	$0.99	8h 30m
Replica 1826 Capped bust $2.5 Gold-Plated &plastic box	-	$0.99	8h 31m
CALIFORNIA GOLD INDIAN HEAD { OLD ESTATE FIND }	2	$19.99	8h 32m
Replica 1827 Capped bust $2.5 Gold-Plated &plastic box	-	$0.99	8h 32m
Replica 1829 Capped bust $2.5 Gold-Plated &plastic box	-	$0.99	8h 33m
1881 $5 dollar gold liberty coin $1.00 no reserve	16	$233.50	8h 34m

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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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