2008

2008 S PRESIDENTIAL DOLLAR PROOF SET NGC PF70 UC	9	$72.01	37m
2008 P D JAMES MONROE - 1ST DAY OF ISSUE - BU	-	$14.95	37m
2008 PRESIDENTIAL DOLLAR PROOF SET w BOX & COA		$29.75	39m
2008 P D JOHN QUINCY ADAMS - 1ST DAY OF ISSUE - BU	-	$14.95	40m
2008 COMPLETE PRESIDENTIAL $1 DOLLAR P&D SET Ships FREE		$15.95	40m
2008 P D ANDREW JACKSON - 1ST DAY OF ISSUE - BU	-	$14.95	43m
2008 P D MARTIN VAN BUREN - 1ST DAY OF ISSUE - BU	-	$14.95	45m
2008 S PCGS PR69DCAM Adams	3	$1.80	58m
2008 S PCGS PR69DCAM Jackson	3	$1.29	1h
2008 S PCGS PR69DCAM Monroe	2	$1.29	1h 1m
2008 S PCGS PR69DCAM Van Buren	3	$1.80	1h 2m
2008 MARTIN VAN BUREN P & D MINT BANK ROLL DOLLAR COINS		$5.65	1h 4m
2008 - S PCGS PR69DCAM 1ST STRIKE - JAMES MONROE	-	$14.95	1h 5m
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS 2008 (P) U.S. MINT ROLL	-	$39.75	1h 7m
2008 - S PCGS PR69DCAM 1ST STRIKE - JOHN QUINCY ADAMS	-	$14.95	1h 7m
2008 - S PCGS PR69DCAM 1ST STRIKE - ANDREW JACKSON	-	$14.95	1h 10m
2008 P&D Martin Van Buren VB2 VB4 Rolls	1	$79.99	1h 11m
2008 - S PCGS PR69DCAM 1ST STRIKE - MARTIN VAN BUREN	-	$14.95	1h 14m
2008 S 4 COIN PRESIDENTIAL PROOF SET NO BOX COA	4	$15.01	1h 14m
2008-D ANDREW JACKSON DOLLAR NGC MS67 2ND FINEST .	-	$445.00	1h 15m
2008 - P JOHN Q. ADAMS NGC MS 69 SMS ( SATIN )		$1,295.00	1h 26m
2008 - P JOHN Q. ADAMS NGC MS 67 SMS ( SATIN )		$23.95	1h 28m
Lot of 2 2008 US Golden Presidential Dollars PF70 Dcam	3	$16.05	1h 37m
2008 P John Quincy Adams BU Presidential Dollar US Coin		$2.95	1h 52m
2008 - P J. MONROE NGC MS 67 SMS ( SATIN )		$58.95	2h 4m
2007 - P THOMAS JEFFERSON NGC MS 67 SMS ( SATIN )		$129.95	2h 5m
2008 S PRESIDENTIAL SET NGC PF70 ULTRA CAMEO	10	$49.48	2h 9m
2008 D JAMES MONROE - PRESIDENTIAL DOLLAR - L@@K	1	$0.99	2h 28m
You are bidding on 2008-P James Monroe Presidential $1	-	$0.99	2h 50m
Bid on a 2008-D John Quincy Adams Presidential Dollar	-	$0.99	2h 51m
2008 S $1 PRESIDENT JOHN Q. ADAMS NGC PF70 ULTRA CAMEO	4	$10.50	2h 52m
2008 S $1 PRESIDENT ANDREW JACKSON NGC PF70 ULTRA CAMEO	4	$13.63	2h 53m
2008 Presidential $1 Coin Set PCGS PR 69 Deep Cameo		$44.90	2h 56m
2008 D ANDREW JACKSON DOLLAR MONSTER RAINBOW TONED 645		$6.50	3h 4m
2008 D ANDREW JACKSON DOLLAR MONSTER RAINBOW TONED 647		$6.50	3h 5m
2008 D ANDREW JACKSON DOLLAR MONSTER RAINBOW TONED 649		$6.50	3h 5m
2008 D MARTIN VAN BUREN GEM DOLLAR MONSTER TONED 659		$6.50	3h 5m
2008 D MARTIN VAN BUREN GEM DOLLAR MONSTER TONED 661		$6.50	3h 5m
2008 D MARTIN VAN BUREN GEM DOLLAR MONSTER TONED 663		$6.50	3h 5m
2008 D MARTIN VAN BUREN GEM DOLLAR MONSTER TONED 665		$6.50	3h 5m

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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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