Seated Liberty (1840-73)

Replica 1836 Seated liberty dollar-Exact Copy	3	$2.25	6h 51m
Replica 1838 Seated liberty dollar-Exact Copy	2	$0.80	6h 52m
Replica 1839 Seated liberty dollar-Exact Copy	1	$0.99	6h 52m
Replica 1840 Seated Liberty coin	-	$0.10	6h 54m
Replica 1841 Seated Liberty coin	-	$0.10	6h 55m
Replica 1842 Seated Liberty coin	1	$0.10	6h 56m
Replica 1843 Seated Liberty coin	-	$0.10	6h 56m
Replica 1844 Seated Liberty coin	-	$0.10	6h 57m
Replica 1845 Seated Liberty coin	-	$0.10	6h 58m
Replica 1846 Seated Liberty coin	-	$0.10	6h 59m
REPLICA 1846-o Seated liberty dollar	-	$0.10	6h 59m
Replica 1847 Seated Liberty coin	-	$0.10	7h
REPLICA 1848 Seated liberty dollar	-	$0.10	7h
Replica 1849 Seated Liberty coin	-	$0.10	7h 1m
Replica 1850 Seated Liberty coin	1	$0.10	7h 3m
Replica 1850-o Seated Liberty coin	-	$0.10	7h 4m
Replica 1851 Seated Liberty coin	-	$0.10	7h 5m
Replica 1852 Seated Liberty coin	-	$0.10	7h 6m
Replica 1853 Seated Liberty coin	-	$0.10	7h 7m
REPLICA 1854 Seated liberty dollar	-	$0.10	7h 9m
Replica 1855 Seated Liberty coin	-	$0.10	7h 11m
REPLICA 1856 Seated liberty dollar	-	$0.10	7h 13m
REPLICA 1857 Seated liberty dollar	-	$0.10	7h 15m
Replica 1858 Seated Liberty coin	-	$0.10	7h 17m
Replica 1859 Seated Liberty coin	-	$0.10	7h 18m
Replica 1859-o Seated Liberty coin	-	$0.10	7h 19m
Replica 1859-s Seated Liberty coin	-	$0.10	7h 20m
Replica 1860 Seated Liberty coin	-	$0.10	7h 20m
REPLICA 1860-o Seated liberty dollar	-	$0.10	7h 21m
Replica 1861 Seated Liberty coin	-	$0.10	7h 22m
Replica 1862 Seated Liberty coin	-	$0.10	7h 23m
Replica 1863 Seated Liberty coin	-	$0.10	7h 24m
Replica 1864 Seated Liberty coin	-	$0.10	7h 24m
Replica 1865 Seated Liberty coin	-	$0.10	7h 25m
Replica 1866 Seated Liberty coin	1	$0.10	7h 27m
Replica 1867 Seated liberty Coin	-	$0.10	7h 28m
Replica 1868 Seated liberty Coin	-	$0.10	7h 29m
Replica 1869 Seated liberty Coin	-	$0.10	7h 30m
Replica 1870 Seated liberty Coin	1	$0.10	7h 30m
Replica 1870-cc Seated Liberty coin	-	$0.10	7h 31m

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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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