where are all the us mints?
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['Denver, Colorado.', 'Fort Knox, Kentucky.', 'Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.', 'San Francisco, California.', 'Washington, DC.', 'West Point, New York.']
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1946 Lincoln (Wheat) Penny. Pennies may be the lowest denomination of US coinage currently in circulation, but they are also some of the most sought after coins for collectors. While the modern penny may not be worth much at all, older versions of the coin are quite valuable.
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['1794 Flowing Hair Dollar: $10 million. ... ', '1797 Draped Bust Half-Dollar: $1,527,500. ... ', '1870 S Seated Liberty Dollar: $1,092,250. ... ', '1889 CC Morgan Silver Dollar: $881,250. ... ', '1796 Draped Bust Half-Dollar: $822,500. ... ', '1838 O Capped Bust Half-Dollar: $763,750. ... ', '1893 S Morgan Silver Dollar: $646,250. ... ', '1901 P Morgan Silver Dollar: $575,000.']
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['2004 Wisconsin state quarter with extra leaf. ... ', '2. 1995 double die penny. ... ', '1942-1945 silver nickel. ... ', '1943 steel penny. ... ', 'Ben Franklin half-dollar. ... ', '1932-1964 silver quarter. ... ', "'In God We Rust' 2005 Kansas state quarter."]
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['Shilling. [01:05]', 'Proof coinage. [01:20]', 'Crown. [01:27]', 'Florin. [03:28]', 'Halfpenny. [03:37]', 'Nickel. [06:22]', 'Half dollar. [06:39]']
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Susan B. Anthony dollars are the only small-size copper-nickel clad dollar coins the United States Mint has ever made. They were struck from 1979 through 1981 and one last time in 1999.
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['1899 Single 9 Pond (South Africa) ... ', '1804 Draped Bust Dollar (U.S.) ... ', '1913 Liberty Head Nickel (U.S.) ... ', '1794 Flowing Hair Silver Dollar (U.S.) ... ', '1787 Brasher Doubloon, EB Punch on Wing (U.S.) ... ', '723 Umayyad Gold Dinar (Islamic Umayyad Kingdom) ... ', '1933 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle (U.S.) ... ', '1794 Flowing Hair Silver Dollar (U.S.)']
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['Liberty Head V Nickel. 1913. $3,737,500.', '7-D Buffalo Nickel. 1918. $350,750.', 'S Buffalo Nickel. 1926. $322,000.', 'Buffalo Nickel. 1916. $281,750.', 'D Buffalo Nickel. 1913. $143,750.', 'S Buffalo Nickel. 1917. $138,000.', 'D Buffalo Nickel. 1920. $138,000.', 'Shield Nickel. 1867. $132,250.']
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['Alaska.', 'Florida.', 'Nevada.', 'New Hampshire (dividend and interest taxes only)', 'South Dakota.', 'Tennessee (dividend and interest taxes only)', 'Texas.', 'Washington.']
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Some commemorative coins and proof sets issued by the U.S. Mint are still composed of 90% silver today in limited quantities. The key thing to know: All U.S. dimes, quarters, and half dollars minted in 1964 or earlier are composed of 90% silver. Keep this fact in mind any time you decide to buy silver.
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['1/10 Troy oz coin (face value: $5)', '1/4 Troy oz coin (face value: $10)', '1/2 Troy oz coin (face value: $25)', '1 Troy oz coin (face value: $50)']
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Proof State Quarters Minted in 90% Pure Silver. With nearly 150 million Americans collecting them, supplies for the most popular and successful circulating coins in U.S. history are at a critical point.
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['Federal. ... ', 'Oregon. ... ', 'California. ... ', 'New York. ... ', 'District of Columbia. ... ', 'Washington. ... ', 'Maine. ... ', 'Minnesota.']
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Roosevelt and Mercury Dimes, Washington Quarters, and Walking Liberty Franklin and Kennedy Half-Dollars minted in 1964 and earlier are 90% silver. The value of most circulated coins minted in the 1920′s through 1964 is primarily from their silver content. Remember, this is for the most common material.
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As of 2019, the dime is the only United States coin in general circulation that is not denominated in terms of dollars or cents.
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['1804 Silver Dollar, Class I. This coin is often called the “King of U.S. Coins,” and for good reason—there are only fifteen known specimens of this silver coin in the world. ... ', '1343 Edward III Florin. ... ', '1787 Brasher Doubloon. ... ', '1913 Liberty Head Nickel.']
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5103, entitled "Legal tender," which states: "United States coins and currency (including Federal reserve notes and circulating notes of Federal reserve banks and national banks) are legal tender for all debts, public charges, taxes, and dues."