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1852 GOLD DOLLAR HOLED	15	$112.00	56m
1851 $1 Liberty Gold Coin - NGC - MS65	-	$3,700.00	1h 1m
1874 $1 US Gold Coin NGC MS61	6	$461.00	1h 33m
? 1852 Liberty Gold Dollar G$1 - CHOICE BU - Rare MS Uncirculated Coin! ?	1	$385.00	2h 38m
1858 GOLD G$1 NGC MS 63	-	$9,999.00	3h 26m
1836 $1 GOLD DOLLAR PROOF GOBRECHT DESIGN PCGS PR 64 JUDD-69 ONLY 3 GRADED!!!	-	$14,999.00	3h 36m
1905 Lewis & Clark Exposition Commemorative Gold Dollar $1 NGC XF DETAILS	-	$749.99	3h 37m
1853 ~ LIBERTY HEAD ~ ONE DOLLAR GOLD ~ PCGS ~ CERTIFIED ~ AU-58 (NICE COIN)	29	$222.55	3h 40m
1852 $1 Type 1 Gold Dollar, NGC MS-61	-	$665.00	3h 55m
1862 $1 Type 3 Civil War Gold Dollar, NGC MS-62	-	$750.00	3h 59m
? 1849 Liberty Gold Dollar G$1 - CHOICE BU - Rare MS Uncirculated Coin! ?	-	$635.00 $1,475.00	5h 37m
GOLD DOLLAR indian head US coin pendant earring	-	$200.00	5h 40m
1856 Beautiful $1.00 Gold Indian Princess	-	$225.00	5h 55m
1849-O Liberty Gold Dollar - GEM BU - RARE MS Uncirculated Coin!	-	$1,325.00 $5,275.00	6h 28m
? 1854 Liberty Gold Dollar - CHOICE BU - RARE MS Uncirculated Coin! ?	1	$385.00	6h 42m
1874 gold $1 pcgs ms62	-	$575.00 $640.00	7h 3m
1853 Pre-Civil War Coronet GOLD $1.00 Coin	7	$142.00	7h 4m
? 1851 Liberty Gold Dollar G$1 - CHOICE BU - Rare MS Uncirculated Coin! ?	-	$385.00 $675.00	7h 13m
1873 Type 3 Large Head $1 Gold---Choice UNC Details with Obverse Scratch---	-	$199.00	7h 31m
Gold Coin -- PCGS graded! $1 gold James K. Polk coin -- PR69! Beautiful piece!	-	$15.99 $25.00	7h 41m
1851 $1.00 GOLD COIN - TYPE 1	3	$82.55	8h 31m
1854 Type 1 (One) Gold Dollar, PCGS MS66 CAC No Reserve	20	$6,866.00	8h 38m
1885 Gold Dollar, Type 3, Low Mintage, Choice AU-Unc	-	$350.00 $385.00	8h 48m
1851-D $1 PCGS AU50 Gold Liberty ~ Dahlonega Mint ~ OGH ~ #4714987	-	$2,089.00	8h 52m
1849 Open Wreath $1 Gold Coin ICG AU55	-	$300.00	9h
1851 GOLD G$1 NGC MS 66	-	$7,875.00	9h 6m
1855 Indian Gold Dollar G$1 - CHOICE BU - RARE MS Coin!	-	$965.00 $3,285.00	9h 8m
1853-C GOLD G$1 NGC MS 64	-	$20,947.00	9h 9m
1851 Gold $1 Type 1 Liberty Head AU	12	$164.00	9h 10m
1856 Gold Dollar, Type 3, Lustrous AU+	-	$254.00 $280.00	9h 10m
1851 Gold $1 Type 1 Liberty Head VF	16	$151.61	9h 11m
1854 Gold $1 Type 1 Liberty Head XF	15	$155.00	9h 12m
1856 Gold Dollar, Type 3, Lustrous AU-Unc	-	$275.00 $303.00	9h 15m
1854 GOLD G$1 NGC MS 65	-	$30,975.00	9h 16m
1855-C GOLD G$1 PCGS AU 53	-	$10,447.00	9h 19m
1855-D GOLD G$1 NGC AU 58	-	$33,075.00	9h 20m
1853 US Type I $1 Gold Liberty Head Dollar Coin	16	$255.00	9h 33m
1853 $1 Gold Liberty NGC AU58 * #3419384-003	-	$275.00	9h 48m
? 1853 Liberty Gold Dollar - GEM BU - RARE MS Uncirculated Coin! ?	-	$435.00 $765.00	9h 51m
1856 $1 Princess GOLD Dollar Piece "TYPE 3" CHOICE AU++	16	$270.00	10h 9m

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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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