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1852 Califoria Indian Head 22KT Gold Hge - Gem BU DMPL!	1	$9.99	8h 52m
GENUINE CALIFORNIA GOLD INDIAN HEAD COIN 1855	2	$31.00	11h 58m
California Small-Denomination Gold-Fractional Gold Set	11	$77.88	12h 8m
1856 California Fractional Gold Token NGC MS-65 Indian		$6,000.00	13h 24m
1872 CALIFORNIA FRACTIONAL GOLD DOLLAR COIN TOKEN	-	$9.95	14h 14m
1852 CALIFORNIA FRACTIONAL GOLD 50c COIN TOKEN	-	$9.95	14h 20m
1852 CALIFORNIA FRACTIONAL GOLD PROOF DOLLAR COIN TOKEN	2	$10.50	14h 20m
1898 CALIFORNIA FRACTIONAL GOLD DOLLAR COIN TOKEN	-	$9.95	14h 20m
1874 Calif gold 1 4 dollar high grade "YES IT'S REAL"	4	$113.50 $185.00	15h 1m
1852 Califoria Indian Head 22KT Gold Hge - Gem BU DMPL!	1	$9.99	15h 11m
California token 1852	6	$31.00	15h 35m
Blazing 1898 Alaska HK-844 $1 NGC MS 65	-	$1,795.00	16h 56m
CALIFORNIA GOLD TOKEN 1 2 DOLLAR IN FLIP FRACTIONAL	1	$0.01	18h 41m
1915 Eureka 1 2 Minerva #7 NGC Only 2 Known!	6	$127.50	20h 9m
Rare 1915 Minerva Head Californi Gold 50c NGC MS66	10	$152.50	20h 19m
1909 Alaska-Yukon-Pacific-Expo $1 NGC MS66 ME Hart Type	20	$175.00	20h 25m
1859 CALIFORNIA GOLD OCTAGANOL MS UNC INDIAN TOKEN	2	$13.16	20h 40m
CALIFORNIA GOLD TOKEN 1 2 DOLLAR IN FLIP FRACTIONAL	1	$0.01	20h 41m
1859 California Fractional Gold 50c BG-902 NGC MS63	6	$255.00	20h 44m
1859 California Fractional Gold 25c BG-702 NGC MS66	6	$360.00	20h 49m
1873 Octagonal Liberty Calif Gold 25c BG-728 NGC MS65		$875.00	21h 23m
1852- Indian Head 22K California Gold Hge-Coin Token	-	$7.99	21h 34m
1852- Indian Head 22K California Gold Hge-Coin Token	-	$7.99	21h 37m
1852- Indian Head 22K California Gold Hge-Coin Token	-	$7.99	21h 39m
1852- Indian Head 22K California Gold Hge-Coin Token	-	$7.99	21h 40m
1852- Indian Head 22K California Gold Hge-Coin Token	-	$7.99	21h 41m
1960s 10 - CALIFORNIA GOLD TOKENS REPRODUCTION SET	4	$15.50	22h 32m
CALIFORNIA GOLD TOKEN 1 2 DOLLAR IN FLIP FRACTIONAL	-	$0.01	22h 46m
CALIFORNIA 1 2 DOLLAR GOLD TOKENS 1852, 53, 55, 57, 58 SET	2	$5.50	1d 3h 36m
1871 CAL GOLD 25c PCGS MS61 * BG-770 * OGH *		$349.00	1d 10h 32m
1871 Calif. Gold 25c PCGS MS62 * BG-717 * OGH		$299.00	1d 10h 38m
1871 CAL GOLD 25c PCGS AU58 * BG-841 * OGH *		$285.00	1d 10h 46m
1867 CALIFORNIA FRACTIONAL GOLD 50C BG-1018 AU58 PCGS	-	$245.00 $300.00	1d 13h 7m
1815 CLASSIC HEAD LARGE CENT-MERCHANT TOKEN-GEM RED UNC	-	$3.00	1d 13h 42m
One 2002 1 10 Ounce Gold Eagle	-	$138.99	1d 16h 25m
The Jascha Heifetz Collection, Superior, 1989	6	$18.00	1d 17h 27m
50 WALKING LIBERTY MINI GOLD COINSLOT OF 50FREE GOLD	-	$15.55	1d 17h 30m
The Jay Roe Collection. California Gold, 2003	6	$27.00	1d 17h 31m
The Ken Lee Collection. California Gold, 1988	4	$10.50	1d 17h 38m
Doering. California Fractional Gold, 2nd edition	3	$11.52	1d 17h 53m

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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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