2008

2008 MONROE SMOOTH PLAIN EDGE ERROR PCGS-65 2 known!		$4,800.00	1h 5m
2008 MONROE SATIN FINISH PLAIN SMOOTH EDGE PCGS-69!		$6,900.00	1h 13m
2008 MONROE SATIN FINISH PLAIN SMOOTH EDGE PCGS-65		$995.00	1h 15m
2008 S PRESIDENTIAL DOLLARS NGC PF69 UC (4 Pc. SET)	7	$26.25	5h 20m
2008 S SACAGAWEA $1 NGC PF70 ULTRA CAMEO p	8	$33.99	5h 50m
2008 James Monroe individual proof coin	4	$2.25	6h 2m
2008 John Quincy Adams individual proof coin	5	$5.50	6h 3m
2010 S Presidential Dollar Set NGC PF69 Ultra Cameo	6	$21.49	6h 4m
2008 Andrew Jackson individual proof coin	5	$2.27	6h 7m
2009 PRESIDENTIAL- UNCIRCULATED DOLLAR MINT SET	1	$14.99	6h 32m
2010 S Presidential Dollar Set NGC PF69 Ultra Cameo	6	$18.51	6h 51m
2008 US MINT UNCL DOLLAR SET includes W-AMERICAN EAGLE	-	$38.95 $46.95	7h 19m
2009-P ZACHARY TAYLOR PRESIDENTIAL DOLLAR UNC	2	$1.04	7h 32m
NEW JUST IN 2010 13th President MILLARD FILLMORE DOLLAR	-	$2.04	7h 52m
2008 S Presidents Sets PCGS PR69DCAM Signature Holders	8	$36.00	8h 25m
BANK ROLL~ZACHARY TAYLOR~ PRESIDENTIAL DOLLARS~LATEST!!	-	$29.99	8h 33m
2008 S PRESIDENTIAL DOLLARS NGC PF69 UC (4 Pc. SET)	6	$21.38	8h 43m
2008 JAMES MONROE UNCIRCULATED PRES. DOLLAR, P MINT		$2.99	8h 45m
2008 P & D John Quincy Adams PCGS MS66 Pos A & B FDI	5	$17.31	8h 58m
2008 Andrew Jackson P Mint NGC MS66 First Day Issue	5	$3.76	9h 33m
Washington Presidential Dollar-UNC	-	$0.79	10h 8m
2008 James Monroe $1.00 NGC PF 69 Ultra Cameo		$14.24	10h 40m
2008 Andrew Jackson $1.00 NGC PF 69 Ultra Cameo		$14.24	10h 41m
NEW JUST IN 2010 13th President MILLARD FILLMORE DOLLAR	-	$2.04	10h 45m
2008 Andrew Jackson P Mint NGC MS66 First Day Issue	6	$3.75	11h 2m
2008 US Mint Presidential Proof set	4	$22.50	11h 12m
2008 S PRESIDENTIAL PROOF $1 SET NGC PF70	-	$112.50 $124.00	11h 21m
2008 Andrew Jackson P Mint NGC MS66 First Day Issue	2	$1.29	12h 32m
2008 United States Mint Presidential $1 Coin Proof set	10	$20.50	12h 37m
2008-S Presidential Proof 4 Coin Numbered Set with Case	8	$40.00	12h 39m
2008 Martin Van Buren D PCGS MS68 Satin Finish Pos B		$9.99	12h 53m
2008 Martin Van Buren D PCGS MS68 Satin Finish Pos A		$9.99	12h 53m
2009 WILLIAM HARRISON $1 COIN & FIRST SPOUSE MEDAL SET	-	$13.95	12h 54m
2008 Presidential Dollars in Permalock Case		$12.99	13h 40m
2010 S Presidential Dollar Set NGC PF69 Ultra Cameo	1	$0.99	13h 57m
2008 Andrew Jackson P Mint NGC MS66 First Day Issue	1	$0.99	14h 2m
2--ZACHARY TAYLOR 2009 P&D BU PRESIDENTIAL $1	-	$0.99	14h 15m
2010 S PROOF FRANKLIN PIERCE Presidential 1 $	2	$2.25	14h 25m
2008 S Proof Presidential Dollar James Monroe	1	$0.99	14h 27m
2008 Presidential Dollars in display case ( 8 )	1	$24.99	14h 28m

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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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