Canada

1904 Bank of Montreal $10, 505-48-04 in Fine Condition.	-	$593.83	36m
1858 International Bank of Canada $5, 380-10-12-16a, BCS Certified VF-25	-	$345.99	36m
1928 Face Proof $10 from La Banque Provinciale du Canada, BCS Certified AU-58	-	$692.97	36m
1937 Narrow Panel $1, BC-21b, Gordon-Towers, Prefix H A in Very Fine Condition.	-	$223.06	36m
1928 Back Proof $10 from La Banque Provinciale du Canada, BCS Cert. AU-58	-	$494.00	36m
Canadian 1954 One Dollar Bill	-	$3.99	39m
1954 CANADA ONE DOLLAR BANK NOTE	-	$5.00	41m
2 x 1967 CANADA CENTENNIAL ONE DOLLAR BANK NOTES	-	$9.00	42m
3 x CANADA 1973 DOLLAR BANK NOTES	-	$6.25	44m
2 x CANADA ONE DOLLAR BANK NOTES (1954 and 1973)	-	$5.75	45m
1937 CANADA ONE DOLLAR BANK NOTE (KING GEORGE VI)	-	$5.00	46m
2 x 1973 CANADA ONE DOLLAR BANK NOTES (UNCIRC)	-	$7.00	47m
1967 CANADA CENTENNIAL ONE DOLLAR BANK NOTE (UNCIRC)	-	$5.75	47m
1937 $2 BC-22c Coyne & Towers B R Prefix with KGVI. PMG Certified CH UNC64 EPQ	-	$299.00	50m
Bank CANADA - Old Fifty (50) Dollar Note - 1937 - FINE	9	$66.00	51m
ONE AND TWO DOLLAR NOTES 1954 OF CANADA	2	$2.00	56m
1954 Bank of Canada Two Dollar Currency Note w Queen Elizabeth	-	$16.99	1h
TWO DIFFERENT ONE DOLLAR NOTES 1973 BANK OF CANADA	1	$0.99	1h 2m
A1490874 1935 Bank of Canada $1 Bill Osbourne Towers	2	$69.99	1h 7m
OM4742871 Bank of Canada 1937 issue $1 bill Coyne Towers	-	$29.99	1h 13m
Lot of 5 1867-1967 Bank of Canada $1 Notes UNC	3	$6.05	1h 15m
SERIES 1898 DOMINION OF CANADA $1 DOLLAR NOTE FINE	10	$122.00	1h 16m
ER0911300 Bank of Canada $2 bill 1937 issue Coyne Towers	-	$169.99	1h 18m
ZC8811949 Bank of Canada $5 bill 1937 issue Coyne Towers	-	$169.99	1h 23m
1972 Replacement $5, BC-48bA, Lawson-Bouey, *CS, AU	-	$445.13	1h 28m
1979 Replacement $5, BC-53aA, Lawson-Bouey, AU-UNC	-	$345.99	1h 28m
1986 Changeover $5, BC-56c, Bonin-Thiessen, GPW, UNC	-	$78.32	1h 28m
1937 $2 Bank of Canada Gordon & Towers with KGVI; ACCURATE PMG CHOICE UNC64 EPQ	-	$309.00	1h 29m
PMG VF25 1935 $20 Princess Elizabeth Small Seal English. Bank of Canada	-	$2,650.00	1h 32m
1935 Bank of Canada $20 Large Seal Fine Condition	-	$1,500.00	1h 34m
HE2011655 Bank of Canada $20 bill 1937 issue Coyne Towers CHARLTON VALUE $550	-	$469.99	1h 34m
1975 $100 AJX Replacement Bank of Canada Lawson Bouey. V.STRONG PMG GEM UNC65EPQ	-	$2,250.00	1h 38m
BH2455878 Bank of Canada $50 bill 1937 issue Gordon Towers EF value $375	-	$279.99	1h 41m
BA2064957 Bank of Canada $1 bill 1954 issue DEVIL's FACE Coyne Towers	-	$79.99	1h 46m
1954 Uncirculated Canada $1 Note Low Serial number W N0000021	6	$100.99	1h 50m
GC9025884 Bank of Canada $5 bill 1954 issue DEVIL's FACE Beattie Coyne	-	$199.99	1h 58m
DE3539764 Bank of Canada $20 bill 1954 issue DEVIL's FACE Beattie Coyne	2	$34.99	2h 2m
VERY NICE 1923 DOMINION OF CANADA TWENTY FIVE CENTS BANK NOTE 25C TB89	-	$9.99	2h 6m
NN0468457 Bank of Canada $1 bill 1954 issue modified Beattie Rasminsky	-	$3.99	2h 8m
NG3196904 Bank of Canada $2 bill 1954 issue MODIFIED Lawson Bouey	-	$4.99	2h 13m

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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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