Seated Liberty (1839-91)

1854 Seated Liberty Half Dollar GEM Choice Brilliant	9	$225.99	1h 36m
1861 Confederate States of America HALF Dollar REPLICA	1	$0.99	1h 55m
1858 O 50c Seated Liberty	-	$100.00	8h 25m
1858 Libery Seated Half Dollar 90% Silver		$39.99	8h 33m
1854 Libery Seated Half Dollar 90% Silver		$39.99	8h 33m
1858-O Libery Seated Half Dollar 90% Silver		$39.99	8h 33m
1875 Liberty Seated Half Dollar Good to Very Good	-	$32.95	9h 22m
1861 Liberty Seated Silver Half Dollar Coin	12	$49.00	9h 33m
1857 SEATED LIBERTY HALF DOLLAR NICE GRADE & DETAILS	10	$47.50	10h 50m
Sharp 1861 Seated Liberty Half Dollar From Estate	4	$36.00	10h 56m
1853 US Seated Liberty Half Dollar Arrows and Rays	6	$137.50	11h 46m
1860 S US Seated Liberty Half Silver Dollar Rare Date	6	$20.70	11h 53m
USA HALF DOLLAR 1863 "S" SEATED LIBERTY SILVER	6	$26.00	12h 8m
1857 S US Seated Liberty Half Silver Dollar Rare Key	7	$59.56	12h 17m
1846 TALL DATE SEATED LIBERTY HALF GRADED ICG EF40	9	$77.09	12h 22m
1879 SEATED LIBERTY 50C ANACS MS63 WITH GORGEOUS TONING	-	$1,500.00 $1,800.00	12h 23m
1853 50C A&R NGC AU58, FLASHY COIN WITH VERY LITTLE RUB	-	$800.00 $960.00	12h 31m
1852 SEATED 50C PCGS AU50, DIFFICULT TO FIND IN AU	-	$2,000.00 $2,400.00	12h 38m
USA HALF DOLLAR 1854 SEATED LIBERTY SILVER	-	$9.94	12h 42m
1854 Half Dollar	1	$34.99	12h 42m
WOW! 1871 Seated Liberty Half Dollar! NR @ 99 Cents!!	5	$12.50	12h 44m
1859-O Seated Half Dollar	-	$49.99	12h 46m
1873 Seated Half Dollar	2	$28.45	12h 50m
1876 Seated Half Dollar	-	$24.99	12h 53m
1858 Seated Liberty Half Dollar - High Grade!	6	$51.00	12h 56m
1853 Seated Liberty Half Dollar - w Rays Nice ! LooK	-	$44.99 $49.88	13h 10m
1861 Seated Liberty Half Dollar - Cival War - Nice!	-	$44.99 $49.88	13h 12m
1877-S Seated Liberty Half Dollar - VF + Nice! LooK	-	$44.99 $54.88	13h 14m
U.S. - 1874 "Arrows" Seated Liberty Half Dollar	1	$9.99	13h 38m
1853-O SEATED HALF GEM AU+ RARE DBL.DIE MOTTO REV.		$825.00	13h 55m
1858 Seated Liberty Half Dollar - Rainbow Toned!	-	$30.00	14h 1m
1875 Seated Liberty Half Dollar - Above Average Circ.	-	$30.00	14h 2m
1855-O CH AU++ SEATED LIBERTY HALF DOLLAR ID#A247		$330.00	14h 4m
1853 Seated Liberty Half Dollar - Fantastic Condition!	-	$190.00	14h 7m
1857-S XF RE TOOLED SEATED LIBERTY HALF DOLLAR ID#A248		$305.00	14h 8m
1858-S XF RE TOOLED SEATED LIBERTY HALF DOLLAR ID#A279		$105.00	14h 9m
1850-O AU++ OPEN 5 SEATED LIBERTY HALF DOLLAR ID#A280		$280.00	14h 11m
1877s SEATED LIBERTY UNC PROOF-LIKE HALF DOLLAR	-	$3,600.00	14h 43m
1891 VG F SEATED LIBERTY HALF DOLLAR ID#A285		$115.00	14h 50m
1876 XF AU SEATED LIBERTY HALF DOLLAR ID#A286		$130.00	14h 52m

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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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