$5, Half Eagle

1995 W CIVIL WAR $ 5 GOLD DOLLAR	1	$775.00	16m
1997 $5 1 10 OZ US " AMERICAN EAGLE " GOLD COIN LQQK	-	$139.99	31m
1886 S $5.00 DOLLAR US GOLD LIBERTY HEAD COIN ( UNC)	-	$365.00	32m
1898 $5.00 DOLLAR US GOLD LIBERTY HEAD COIN ( UNC)	-	$365.00	36m
1913 ... $5 Gold Indian Head Half Eagle .... Gem BU		$2,679.00	42m
1910 INDIAN HEAD $5 GOLD HALF EAGLE . NICE SHAPE		$400.00	47m
1909 Indian Head $5 Half Eagle Gold	2	$306.00	58m
1914 D Indian Head $5 Half Eagle Gold	1	$299.00	1h
1891 CC $5 GOLD HALF EAGLE ANACS VF35 8.4 GR.	13	$405.00	1h 2m
1915 Indian Head $5 Half Eagle Gold	1	$299.00	1h 2m
SHARP 1913 INDIAN HEAD $5 GOLD HALF EAGLE PCGS MS64		$3,779.00	1h 21m
= 1882 AU BU $5 Liberty GOLD Piece, SUPER EYE APPEAL	10	$290.88 $397.75	1h 26m
1885 $5 GENUINE AMERICAN HALF EAGLE GOLD COIN W PENDANT	14	$355.00	1h 40m
= 1885 AU BU $5 Liberty GOLD Piece, SUPER EYE APPEAL	6	$293.88 $397.75	1h 41m
1 $5 GOLD AMERICAN EAGLE COIN .900 1 10TH OZ. BULLION	15	$140.00	1h 53m
1911 INDIAN HEAD HALF EAGLE NGC MS 61		$850.00	1h 54m
1989-W Congress $5 Gold Commem. MS-70 PCGS Perfect!!	9	$303.99	1h 56m
Choice AU 1926 Gold $2.50 Quarter Eagle FREE S H!!	28	$243.59	1h 56m
1909 D $5 INDIAN GOLD	-	$329.99	1h 57m
1999 US AMERICAN EAGLE COIN $5 1 10oz. FINE GOLD NR	4	$134.50	1h 57m
$5 Half Eagle Gold Coin 1906 P Breen 6792 Variety MS 61	-	$660.00	2h 5m
$5 Half Eagle Gold Coin 1896 S (San Francisco)	-	$529.00	2h 8m
1913 INDIAN HEAD $5 GOLD COIN - BU	8	$307.22	2h 10m
~1911 $5.00 INDIAN HEAD GOLD HALF EAGLE COIN ~ BU MS	13	$511.52	2h 15m
Lot of two 1999 1 10 oz St. Gaudens Double Eagles	-	$250.00 $280.00	2h 24m
GOLD ROPE BEZEL FOR HALF EAGLE LIBERTY COIN		$24.95	2h 41m
1910 US $5 DOLLAR INDIAN HEAD BEAUTY ENAMELED GOLD COIN	19	$245.00	2h 46m
1904 NGC MS61 Liberty Head Half Eagle Gold Coin PQ NR	17	$351.00	2h 47m
1913 $5 INDIAN HEAD HALF EAGLE GOLD US DOLLAR COIN AU +	21	$355.21	3h 29m
~1916-S $5.00 INDIAN HEAD GOLD HALF EAGLE COIN ~ BU MS	17	$665.00	3h 35m
1898 U.S FIVE DOLLAR LIBERTY HALF EAGLE GOLD COIN		$375.00	3h 42m
$5 Gold 1886 S Liberty Head Half Eagle Coin Nice BU XF	4	$291.51	3h 56m
1901-S $5 Liberty Gold -XF	-	$314.50	6h 33m
GOV'T ISSUE 1994 $5. EAGLE PROOF ORIGIONAL PACKAGEING!	-	$189.00	8h 27m
1 10 oz 2005 $5.00 American Gold Eagle Coin	7	$125.00	14h 4m
1 10 oz 2005 $5.00 American Gold Eagle Coin	9	$125.00	14h 8m
1 10 oz 2006 $5.00 American Gold Eagle Coin	9	$135.00	14h 17m
1911 $5 Indian Head Half Eagle 8.3g Gold Coin Nice!	20	$277.85	15h 29m
1906 GOLD $5 LIBERTY HEAD EAGLE COIN	-	$410.00	15h 33m
1901 $5.00 LIBERTY GOLD STILL IN CELLO !! AWESOME LOOK	4	$400.99	15h 36m

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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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