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COIN WEIGHT SCALE 4 S CC Silver Morgan oz Ounce Dollars	-	$9.99	18m
5 AIRTITE Coin Holders w Ring 38mm Morgan Silver Dollar		$3.95	26m
1881 S Morgan S$1 NGC MS-67, RARCOA	-	$635.00	49m
1882-CC Morgan S$1 PCGS MS-64, RARCOA	3	$221.38	49m
UNC 1879 Morgan Dollar	10	$20.50	54m
UNC 1881-O Morgan Dollar	6	$21.81	1h
35 COIN LOT $20 ST GAUDENS GOLD DOUBLE EAGLE MINIATURE	4	$16.95	1h 4m
1921 Morgan Silver Dollar-MS--AWESOME COIN!!!!	4	$23.51	1h 5m
1887-0 silver morgan dollar, XFINE	8	$17.50	1h 9m
1878-S silver morgan dollar, AU, NIE TONE	4	$28.58	1h 14m
1883 silver morgan dollar, AU, PLUS	14	$18.08	1h 17m
1881 silver morgan dollar, AU, PLUS	4	$18.08	1h 20m
1884-s morgan silver dollar unc coin	-	$350.00	1h 23m
1883 MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR	-	$21.99	1h 23m
1883-0 silver morgan dollar, UNC GEM	8	$23.50	1h 24m
1886 silver morgan dollar, UNC GEM	5	$20.50	1h 27m
1881 MORGAN DOUBLED 181 PHRYGIAN CAP BEAUTIFUL COIN	9	$21.70	1h 32m
1897 silver morgan dollar, UNC GEM	4	$21.05	1h 33m
GEM BU ++ PROOF-LIKE 1880-S MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR!!!!	5	$57.00	1h 36m
1900 silver morgan dollar, UNC GEM	1	$49.99	1h 37m
1885-P MORGAN DOLLAR BU	1	$19.99	1h 50m
1878-S Morgan Silver Dollar MS-DMPL- RARE GEM	-	$450.00 $1,250.00	1h 54m
1883 MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR WITH 7 MERC DIMES BELT BUCKLE	1	$19.99	1h 54m
1921-D Morgan Silver Dollar-Nice Coin	8	$20.52	1h 56m
1880 S U.S. MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR ~ UNC MS CONDITION	11	$35.89	2h
1878 MORGAN DOLLAR ( 7 TAIL FEATHERS ) BETTER DATE	4	$16.80	2h 3m
1878-S Morgan Dollar (E-77)	6	$29.00	2h 5m
1887-o VAM-22A B Pitted Rev Clash Top 100 Morgan B10		$45.00	2h 9m
1889-o PCGS XF45 VAM-6 Double Date Top 100 Morgan B12		$145.00	2h 10m
1900-o VAM-29A Die Break Top 100 Morgan Dollar B15		$85.00	2h 12m
1921-d NGC MS64 Nicely Toned Morgan Dollar B15		$125.00	2h 13m
1884-P PCGS MS63 VAM-2A E Clash Rev Hot 50 Morgan B8		$195.00	2h 15m
1882 Rainbow Toned Morgan Silver Dollar Unc	2	$32.99	2h 16m
1878-S PCGS MS64 VAM-6 Doubled RIB Hot 50 Morgan B4		$225.00	2h 16m
1879P-MORGAN-SILVER DOLLAR-90% SILVER-NICE COND. SCRAP?	9	$16.51	2h 20m
1889 NGC AU58 VAM-16 DDO Ear Hot 50 Morgan B12		$49.00	2h 21m
1886 PCGS MS63 VAM-1A Line in 6 Top 100 Morgan B9		$95.00	2h 22m
1896 ANACS MS64 VAM-20 (1A) Bar 6 Hot 50 Morgan B14		$195.00	2h 23m
1884-CC Morgan Silver Dollar, PCGS Certified MS-64	15	$190.00	2h 24m
1896 PCGS MS64 VAM-19 8 in Denticle Top 100 Morgan B14		$145.00	2h 24m

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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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