Twenty-Five Cents

1965 silver quarter	-	$3.99	31m
1964 silver quarter	-	$3.99	33m
2011 CANADA'S NEWEST QUARTER .25¢ COIN PEREGRINE FALCON YELLOW COLORED UNCIR. -E	-	$0.99	33m
Canadian 25 Cent Piece - 1968	-	$4.99	33m
Canadian 25 Cent Piece - 1873 - 1973	-	$4.99	33m
2011 CANADA'S NEWEST QUARTER .25¢ COIN PEREGRINE FALCON NON COLORED UNCIR. -E	-	$0.01	37m
1963 silver quarter	-	$3.99	37m
1962 silver quarter	-	$3.99	41m
1961 silver quarter	-	$3.99	43m
1971 Canada 25-cent ICCS Certified PL-66; Heavy Cameo	-	$69.00	43m
2x CANADA 2007 CANADIAN VANCOUVER OLYMPIC NHL HOCKEY 25 CENTS COINS LOT	-	$0.99	44m
1960 silver quarter	-	$3.99	47m
1956 Canada twenty five cents ICCS MS64	-	$39.66	48m
2x CANADA 2002 CANADIAN MAPLE LEAF ANNIVERSARY 25 CENT COINS LOT	-	$1.25	48m
CANADA 2009 CANADIAN OLYMPIC WOMEN'S HOCKEY RED COLORIZED 25 CENTS COIN UNC	-	$1.45	49m
Canadian 25 Cent Quarters & 10 Cents 80% Silver Elizabeth II 1945-1966 37 Grams	-	$55.00	50m
1967 Canada Quarter - Contains .15 ounces of Silver! Canadian Coin: 25 cents	3	$5.00	51m
1960 one dollar coin	-	$9.99	59m
1937 canada twenty five cents iccs Ms64	-	$78.32	1h
5 King George V quarters 1914-1919 (.83 troy oz silver)	4	$21.00	1h 8m
1909 Canada 25 cents	-	$10.00 $20.00	1h 8m
1911 Canada 25 cents	-	$10.00 $20.00	1h 8m
1928 Canada 25 cents	-	$7.00 $15.00	1h 8m
1911 Canada 25 cents dark toning	-	$10.00 $20.00	1h 8m
1919 Canada 25 cents	-	$5.00 $10.00	1h 8m
1881H Canada twenty five cents iccs F 15	-	$135.82	1h 11m
2009 RAISED "2" MEN'S HOCKEY QUARTER ONLY 200, 000 STRUCK BY THE CANADIAN MINT!	-	$9.99	1h 15m
Set of Three Coloured Quarters - Brilliant UNC.	-	$3.49	1h 23m
2011 CANADA'S NEWEST QUARTER .25¢ COIN WOOD BISON- NON COLORED UNCIRCULATED -C	-	$0.01	1h 26m
2011 CANADA'S NEWEST QUARTER .25¢ COIN WOOD BISON- GREEN COLORED UNCIRCULATED C	-	$0.99	1h 26m
1991 Canada 25 Cent Proof-Like mint sealed	-	$18.84	1h 35m
1927 canada twenty five cents key date ICCS VF 30	-	$262.71	1h 52m
CANADA 1999 CANADIAN QUARTER AIRPLANE PLANE 25 CENTS COIN	-	$1.75	2h 2m
(Q-22) CANADA 1902H 25 CENTS KING EDWARD VII EF	-	$157.00	2h 3m
25 Cent 2011 6 coin Pack Canadian Legendary Nature Circulation	-	$2.96	2h 11m
2 CANADIAN QUARTERS 1937, 1941 90% SILVER	8	$13.53	2h 14m
(Q-27) CANADA 1907 25 CENTS KING EDWARD VII VF EF	-	$125.00	2h 20m
1934 Canada 25 Cents, ICCS Graded VF-30 #832	-	$84.27	2h 34m
* 2011 (2012) ORCA WHALE 25 CENTS UNCIRCULATED *	-	$7.93	2h 35m
Vancouver 2010 scarce coloured Alpine skiing quarter dated 2008 MULE	3	$10.45	2h 37m

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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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