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1890-P Silver BU Morgan RARE CH GEM Dollar UNC roll key	-	$95.00 $225.00	1h 7m
Morgan Silver Dollar 1921 Denver		$40.00	1h 7m
1887 Morgan Dollar PCGS MS63	6	$42.01	1h 25m
1890 - 0 Morgan Silver Dollar	8	$17.00	1h 53m
One Roll 20 1885-O Morgan Silver Dollars 1885	11	$430.00	1h 56m
1886 $1 Morgan Dollar MS67star NGC	-	$2,995.00 $3,200.00	2h 32m
1883-O $1 Morgan Dollar MS64star NGC	-	$2,395.00 $2,550.00	2h 37m
1885 O MORGAN DOLLAR cert. NGC MS65 #1707105-018	-	$148.99	2h 48m
1883-0 $1 Morgan Dollar MS-66star NGC	-	$2,635.00 $2,790.00	2h 50m
1885 O MORGAN DOLLAR cert. NGC MS64 #1792059-090	-	$58.99	2h 59m
Pair of Morgan Silver Dollars 1886	1	$15.00	3h 10m
1913 ICG MS67 BUFFALO NICKEL BV $1, 200 SUPER BARGAIN!!!	-	$419.00 $440.00	3h 19m
1889 Morgan silver dollar in GEM BU condition, N R	7	$19.27	3h 22m
1879 Morgan Dollar (BU)+	9	$19.00	3h 28m
1885 o Morgan Silver Dollar HIGH GRADE TONED		$205.00	3h 29m
1881's Morgan silver dollar in GEM BU condition, N R	18	$29.00	3h 29m
1889 $1 Silver Morgan Dollar Mint State Gem BU	-	$29.99	3h 32m
1884'o Morgan silver dollar in GEM AU BU condition, N R	18	$18.77	3h 34m
1880 Morgan Dollar (AU)++++	2	$16.25	3h 36m
1889 $1 Silver Morgan Dollar Mint State Gem BU	2	$32.00	3h 37m
20 WASHINGTON QUARTERS, 90%SILVER,	1	$49.99	3h 39m
1887 SILVER MORGAN DOLLAR BU (Cheap Bu Great Seller!!!)	-	$59.00	3h 39m
1889 $1 Silver Morgan Dollar Mint State Gem BU	-	$29.99	3h 43m
1889-CC $1 Morgan AU58 PCGS CAC	-	$19,495.00 $19,900.00	3h 43m
1881 Morgan Dollar (AU)++++	5	$13.99	3h 45m
1893-S $1 Morgan Dollar AU55 PCGS CAC	-	$47,995.00 $48,500.00	3h 47m
1889 $1 Silver Morgan Dollar Mint State Gem BU	-	$29.99	3h 48m
1889 $1 Silver Morgan Dollar Mint State Gem BU	-	$29.99	3h 54m
One Roll UNC Morgan Silver Dollars 1889-P 1890-P	15	$405.01	4h
1882 Morgan Dollar (AU)	4	$11.50	4h 7m
1889 MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR.....UNC...........NO RESERVE!	10	$34.99	4h 14m
Replica 1885 U.S. Morgan Dollar Coin of Exact Copy	-	$0.10	4h 17m
Replica 1886 U.S. Morgan Dollar Coin of Exact Copy	-	$0.10	4h 18m
Replica 1888 U.S. Morgan Dollar Coin of Exact Copy	-	$0.10	4h 18m
Replica 1889 U.S. Morgan Dollar Coin of Exact Copy	-	$0.10	4h 18m
Replica 1892 U.S. Morgan Dollar Coin of Exact Copy	-	$0.10	4h 19m
1900 O MORGAN SILVER $1 DOLLAR COIN U.S. COINAGE	9	$12.19	4h 20m
5, 1885 ms 65 Morgan Silver Dollars	-	$700.00	4h 24m
Replica 1886-S U.S. Morgan Dollar Coin of Exact Copy	-	$0.10	4h 25m
Replica 1888-S U.S. Morgan Dollar Coin of Exact Copy	-	$0.10	4h 25m

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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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