Halves

1964 Kennedy Memorial Half Dollar Gold-Plated 90% Silver Uncirculated	6	$16.99	30m
Fantastic 1958 - P Franklin Half Silver Dollar - PF	-	$45.00	30m
1912-D Barber Half Dollar Very Good (VG)	-	$24.95	30m
1898-P BARBER HALF DOLLAR 90% SILVER LOT T9511	-	$27.77	30m
Nice Mint Set 1956-P Franklin Half Silver Dollar - MS	-	$59.00	31m
Lot of 2, Kennedy Half Dollars, Dated 1964 and 1965	1	$21.00	31m
1898-P BARBER HALF DOLLAR 90% SILVER LOT T9558	-	$27.77	32m
Outstanding 1962 - P Franklin Half Silver Dollar - PF	-	$60.00	32m
Kennedy Half Dollar 1968-D Uncirculated	-	$7.99	32m
1964 Kennedy Memorial Half Dollar Gold-Plated 90% Silver Uncirculated	7	$12.99	32m
Tolerable Fair 1962- P Franklin Half Silver Dollar- MS	-	$39.00	32m
1916-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar About Good (AG)	-	$37.95	32m
Kennedy Half Dollar 1969-D Uncirculated	-	$7.99	32m
FRANKLIN 10 KENNEDY 10 SILVER DOLLAR ROLL PRE 1965 , ROLL OF 20, 90% SILVER	5	$242.00	33m
1943 D 50C Walking Liberty Half Dollar (PCGS MS65) light toning to the obverse	-	$199.95	33m
1968_D Kennedy Half Dollar VERY NICE COIN..IN GREAT SHAPE !!	-	$3.99	33m
1958 Franklin Silver Half Dollar, PCGS MS-65 Toned	-	$250.00	34m
1898O Barber Half....VG	-	$66.00	34m
1836 8. 3. BUST HALF DOLLAR $0.50 NGC AU50	5	$380.75	35m
1995-P Kennedy Half $, Uncirculated UNC (c-1213)	-	$3.95	35m
1942, Walking Liberty Half Dollar, ***High Quality***	1	$19.99	35m
1938-D WALKING LIBERTY 50c F12 PCGS	-	$115.00	35m
Capped Bust Half Dollar, 1834 Lg Date Sm Letters, PCGS XF40..........COINBOXGUY	2	$166.49	35m
U.S. Silver Coins $3.50 Face, Silver Dollar 1890, Halfs	1	$79.99	35m
1898-P BARBER HALF DOLLAR 90% SILVER LOT T9542	-	$27.77	36m
1942 P 50C Walking Liberty Half Dollar (PCGS MS65+ Plus)	-	$184.95	36m
1964 Proof Silver Kennedy Half Dollar US Coin	7	$15.00	36m
1904S Barber Half....VG	-	$68.00	37m
20 Silver Franklin Halves (1 Roll)	7	$255.00	37m
1946-D WALKING LIBERTY 50c MS66 NGC	-	$275.00	38m
1932-D WASHINGTON 25c AU53 PCGS	-	$525.00	38m
1894-S BARBER HALF DOLLAR $0.50 NGC XF 45	-	$247.25	39m
Lot of 6 Kennedy Half Dollars 1995, 1990, 1978, 1971	1	$2.99	39m
Lot of 2, Liberty Walking Half Dollars, Dated 1943 and 1944	1	$27.00	39m
1900-P BARBER HALF DOLLAR 90% SILVER LOT T9573	-	$27.77	39m
1953, Franklin Half Dollar	6	$14.00	39m
1916-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar About Good (AG)	-	$29.95	39m
1958 Franklin Silver Half Dollar, PCGS MS-66 TONED	-	$295.00	39m
1915-D Barber Half Dollar Very Good (VG)	-	$24.95	40m
200 Bicentennial half dollars (10 rolls $100 face) 1776-1976 P and D mints	-	$120.00 $135.00	42m

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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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