Small Size Notes

1953 $5 Five Dollar United States Note Vintage Paper Money USN Red Seal	-	$13.99 $18.99	32m
1963 $2 Red Seal Fed Res Note GEM FR 1513 Lot E56RS	-	$24.00	34m
1974 $20 Federal Reserve STAR Note Gutter Fold ERROR PMG EF 45 EPQ US Currency	25	$127.00	35m
SERIES 1957 B ONE DOLLAR SILVER CERTIFICATE GOOD CONDITION	2	$1.52	36m
1934 D $10 FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE XF CHICAGO 9098D	-	$35.00	38m
PHILIPPINES 1910 5-PESO SILVER CERTIFICATE BLUE SEAL, P-35D RARE	-	$399.99	39m
1934 D $10 FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE XF CHICAGO 2888D	-	$35.00	40m
1935-A $1 BLUE SEAL SILVER CERTIFICATE CRISP UNCIRCULATED	-	$14.99 $18.99	41m
(2) 1963 $5 RED SEAL UNITED STATES NOTE "TWO NOTES"	-	$13.99 $18.99	41m
1935 "F" $1 BLUE SEAL SILVER CERTIFICATE CRISP UNCIRCULATED	-	$14.99 $18.99	41m
1935-F $1 BLUE SEAL SILVER CERTIFICATE CRISP UNCIRCULATED	-	$14.99 $18.99	41m
1963 $5 RED SEAL UNITED STATES NOTE	-	$8.99 $14.99	41m
1963 $5 RED SEAL UNITED STATES NOTE	-	$8.99 $14.99	41m
1935-A $1 BLUE SEAL SILVER CERTIFICATE CRISP UNCIRCULATED	-	$14.99 $18.99	41m
HERE IS A $10.00 NOTE 2004A STAR NOTE	-	$35.99 $50.99	41m
HERE IS A SET OF 4 $1.00 STAR NOTES	-	$8.99 $10.99	41m
HERE IS A $10.00 NOTE 2004ASTAR NOTE	-	$20.99 $35.99	41m
HERE IS A $20.00 NOTE 1981$20.00 BILL	-	$35.99 $50.99	41m
(2) Consec 1963 $2 Red Seal United States Note FR1513 #E57RS	-	$42.00	42m
( 5 ) Money Currency Dollar Acrylic Holder Cases For BEP Pack of 100 Bank Notes	1	$89.75	42m
SERIES 1953 TWO DOLLAR RED SEAL UNITED STATES NOTE---VERY GOOD CONDITION	1	$3.35	42m
TWO $1 NOTE MIRROR IMAGE RADAR PAIR 19997217-71279991	-	$14.00	43m
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF CHICAGO $100 NOTE - SERIES OF 1929	-	$250.00	43m
Single Acrylic Plastic Money Currency Holder Case For 1 Note ! ? Display Case !	-	$15.95 $19.95	46m
1929 Federal Reserve Bank Note One Hundred Dollars	-	$125.00	46m
1928 C $5 Five United States Note Red Seal - OLD PAPER MONEY	-	$24.99	47m
ZIMBABWE 10 20 50 100 Trillions SET with 1957 Silver Certificate	2	$8.84	48m
HERE IS A SET OF 2 $1.00 STAR NOTES	-	$5.99 $8.99	49m
SERIES 1999 ONE DOLLAR FEDERAL RESERVE STAR NOTE--CRISP UNCIRCULATED	6	$2.25	49m
100 DOLLARS 1928 GOLD CERTIFICATE !!!!!	11	$142.00	49m
(4) 1934 $5.00 Silver Certificates (3) 1934-A & (1) 1934-D	12	$40.00	52m
1957 $1 Silver Certificate BLUE SEAL; Very Nice Note! ..FREE SHIPPING	3	$1.54	52m
1969 $10 Federal Reserve Note Chicago Illinois G PMG 67EPQ Superb Gem Unc	-	$74.99	52m
Graded 1976 Series $2 Star Note Federal Reserve Note PMG Very Fine 30 EPQ	-	$39.99	52m
1929 Federal Reserve Note Fifty Dollars	-	$70.00	52m
2001 $1 Chicago (FW) SN - G 11118881 C - Binary - Poker Aces and Eights	1	$9.11	53m
2 Dollar Bill Red Seal (All Most Fricking Rare) and 1976 2 Dollar Bill	8	$7.49	54m
SERIES 1957 2 $1 BILLS (BLUE SEAL)	-	$5.00	56m
SERIES 1957 2 $1 BILLS (BLUE SEAL)	-	$5.00	57m
1 MILLION ZIMBABWE DOLLARS + 1$ U.S. SILVER CERTIFICATE	-	$10.99	57m

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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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