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• paper money
• by savoncoin( 25563)
• Can you explain why some US notes have different colored seals? Do these notes have a high numismatic value? One answer isn't going to fit all of your questions. In the early days the size and color of the... 

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  coins

• 14 of 18 people found this guide helpful

• UNDER PRICED PROOF SILVER EAGLE
• by savoncoin( 25563)
• UNDER PRICED PROOF SILVER EAGLE THE Silver Eagles dated 1986 has a mintage of 1,446,778 I like the 1996 PSE a lot with a mnitage of only 473,021 I have been trying to buy the 1996 PSE for about a year now,... 

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  coins

• 13 of 15 people found this guide helpful

• Not All Silver Dated 1964 was struck in 1964!
• by savoncoin( 25563)
• While most collectors believe that 1964 was the last year that the United States Mints struck 90% silver coins for circulation -- 1966 was actually the last year of the 90% silver coinage output for... 

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  error coin | rare coin | u.s. mint | u.s. coins | numismatics

• 12 of 14 people found this guide helpful

• Only Lincoln and Sacagawea face right
• by savoncoin( 25563)
• The U.S. cent and Sacajawea dollar are the only coins currently minted in the United States which the profiles face to the right. All other US coins incuding the half dollar, quarter, dime, and nickel, all... 

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  numismatics | u.s. coins | sacagawea dollar | u.s. mint | coin collecting

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• U.S. Silver coins
• by savoncoin( 25563)
• Many of the most popular U.S. coins were struck in silver. Silver coins were what the United States Mint mainly produced and are very popular to coin collectors. Many denominations of silver coins have been... 

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  numismatics | coin collecting | presidential dollar | u.s. coins | u.s. mint

• 12 of 14 people found this guide helpful

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