Mint Presidential Dollar
Mint Presidential Dollar
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 2007 UNITED STATES MINT ANNUAL UNC DOLLAR COIN SET  US $65.00
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 1964 Gem Proof Lincoln Memorial Penny Cent US Coin 10292339 68 US $1.35
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 1970 S Large Date Gem Proof Lincoln Memorial Penny Cent 10292352 72 US $3.50
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 1989 S Gem Proof Deep Cameo Kennedy Half Dollar US Coin 10284041 70 US $2.06
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 2005 Westward Journey Nickel Series Bison Buffalo PD Mint Roll Sealed Box 4U8 US $18.95
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 LINCOLN WHEAT CENT ROLL 1909 1939 MIXED DATES P D S MINTMARKS US $13.50
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 2007 2010 D P PRESIDENTIAL DOLLAR SETS 32 COINS BU US $45.00
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 1954 Pennies PD and S US $10.00
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 2007 2011 D PRESIDENTIAL DOLLAR SETS 20 COINS BU US $31.00
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 Silver Wartime Jefferson Nickels US $85.00
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 1964 Kennedy Half Dollar US $240.00
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 2011 P D Position A B Sacagawea Native American Golden Dollars 4 Coin Set US $7.99
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 1980 S Gem Proof Deep Cameo Lincoln Memorial Penny Cent 10291909 25 US $2.25
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 1983 S Gem Proof Deep Cameo Lincoln Memorial Penny Cent 10291923 34 US $3.05
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 2011 P D Sacagawea Native American Golden Dollars BU Uncirculated 2 Coin Set US $4.39
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 1980 US Mint Uncirculated Set PD Mints Original Mint Envelope US $6.00
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 2010 HOT SPRINGS QUARTERS NGC MS66 AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL LABEL 1 EA P D MINT US $54.99
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 2000 S Choice Proof Deep Cameo Sacagawea Dollar US Coin 10286509 97 US $3.75
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 LINCOLN WHEAT CENTS OVER 6 ROLL LOT 319 COINS P D S COLLECTORS MINTS YEARS US $14.44
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 20 GEM BU PRESIDENTIAL DOLLAR SET IN LITTLETON FOLDER 2007 11 WASH TO GARFIELD US $45.95
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 1964 Gem Proof Jefferson Nickel US Coin 10280004 43 US $1.72
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 2007 United States Mint 14 Coin Proof Set Original Box COA US $20.50
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 16 GEM BU PRESIDENTIAL DOLLAR SET IN LITTLETON FOLDER 2007 10 WASH TO LINCOLN US $39.95
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 1960 Gem Proof Jefferson Nickel US Coin 10288543 48 US $1.33
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 2007 P UNC PRESIDENT DOLLAR SET IN WHITMAN DISPLAY CASE WASH ADAMS JEFF MADISON US $14.95
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 2008 US Mint Proof Set w COA 14 Coins Direct From Mint US $46.00
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 2007 P UNC PRESIDENTIAL DOLLAR SET WASHADAMSJEFF MADISON IN SNAP LOC CASES US $14.95
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 1982 S Gem Proof Deep Cameo Washington Quarter US Coin 10253142 5 US $1.04
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 COMPLETE 2007 FOUR ROLL PRESIDENTIAL DOLLAR SET w TUBES 4 EXTRA IN SNAPLOC CASE US $159.95
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 2009 US Mint Proof Set w COA 18 Coins Direct From Mint US $29.28
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 2009 P D LINCOLN BIRTHPLACE LOG CABIN TWO ROLL SET W LINCOLN HEART STAMPS US $19.95
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 FIRST 20 PRESIDENTIAL DOLLARS OUT OF BANK ROLLS P MINT NEVER IN CIRCULATION US $35.00
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 2010 P D LINCOLN SHIELD ROLL CENT SET IN COIN TUBES W LINCOLN HEART STAMPS US $15.95
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 1989 S Gem Proof Deep Cameo Lincoln Memorial Penny Cent 10290140 42 US $2.50
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 2010 US Mint Proof Set w COA 14 Coins Direct From Mint US $27.61
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 2008 2009 2010 2011 Both PD 14 Coin Set Lincoln Cent Penny Shield Memorial US $3.70
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 2009 Mint Presidential $1 Dollar Uncirculated Set XE3 US $19.70
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 2007 U S MINT PRESIDENTIAL $1 COIN PROOF SET ONE DOLLAR PROOF SET US $5.00
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 1992 PD Olympic 1 90 Silver Dollar Uncirculated 2 coin Set Collectors LOOK US $24.50
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 1959 2011 Complete Lincoln Memorial Cent Set Choice BU US $21.99
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 LINCOLN WHEAT CENTS 1909 1910 1913 1914 1920 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 US $9.73
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 1903 Indian Head Cent TB3 4 Diamonds Free 43 PDS Free s h US $15.15
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 1987 P D kennedy halfs uncirculated cut from mint set sealed US $5.50
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 1948 P D and S Mints Roosevelt Dimes 90 Silver Three coins US $8.00
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 1998 P D LINCOLN CENT SET GEM BU No Reserve US $.99
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 Lincoln penny 2009 rolls LP1 cent log cabin set PD US $7.49
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 1960 BU Lincoln Cent Set P D mint Small Large Date US $7.99
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 2008 Kennedy Half Dollar Philadelphia Denver Uncirculated 2 coins set US $8.50
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 1978 US Mint Set PD Mints Bonus US $7.83
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 2012 w Struck at West Point Mint Silver Eagle NGC MS69 Brown Label US $36.00
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 2009 Proof Mint Set 2010 State Quarter Set – Gorgeous Proof US Coins US $29.99
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 Presidential One Dollar Coins 20 Separate Presidents Lot US $40.65
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 Wholesale US Coins unc dol halves qtrs dimes nickels cents READ BEFORE BIDDING US $35.00
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 40 Jefferson War Nickels 35 Silver 1942 45 P D S Collect or Scrap US $66.00
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 3 1943 Lincoln Wheat Cents PDS LC3 Zinc Coated Steel US $5.99
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 OLD IH Wht CENTS Mixed Shotgun Roll IH Tails Tails Ends US $6.49
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 LINCOLN WHEAT CENTS COLLECTOR SET 1910 1912 1914 1920s 1930s 1940s 1950s LOT US $9.84
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 1999 US Mint Set Lot Proof Silver Proof Clad Proof Clad Quarters Mint PD US $189.00
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 1999 US Mint Coin Lot Proof Set Uncirculated Coin Sets P D 27 Coins US $29.50
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 2009 LINCOLN CENT P D ROLLS LOG CABIN BIRTHPLACE LP US $50.00
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 Wholesale US Coins unc dollars halves quarters dimes nickels READ BEFORE BIDDING US $20.00
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 20 DIFFERENT WEXLER DOUBLED DIE 2009 P FY LINCOLNS CH GEM RED BU EXTRA BONUS US $17.99
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 1934 1936 2 1937 P D S 4PC NICKEL SET IN CUSTOM PLASTIC HOLDER CERTIFICATE US $6.74
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 25 1943 P D S LINCOLN STEEL WHEAT PENNY CENT HALF ROLL US $5.49
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 Complete Set Jefferson Nickels 1961 2008 BONUS 2010 PD US $18.55
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 2007 D Thomas Jefferson Presidential Dollar Coin Heads Heads Roll UNC US $33.00
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 2011 D James A Garfield Presidential Dollar Coin Roll UNC US $33.00
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 James A Garfield Presidential Dollar Coins Fresh From Roll BU US $2.19
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 2008 ANDREW JACKSON P DOLLAR ROLL AJ2 FREE SHIPPING PRIORITYW DEL CONFIRM US $34.95
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 1979 Susan B Anthony Dollar First Year All Mint 3 Coin Set P D S Littleton US $14.79
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 18 Rolls Kennedy Half Dollars Bicentennial 1776 1976 P D US $225.00
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 Rare Mint Error 2007 P Washington $1 Variety Extra Ray on Liberty s Book SATIN US $65.00
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 1970 Mint Uncirculated set Unopened US $11.07
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 LINCOLN WHEAT CENT COLLECTION 1920s 1930s 1940s 1950s 5 PIECES OVER 2 ROLLS LOT US $14.84
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 2007 Kennedy Half Dollar Philadelphia Denver Uncirculated 2 coins US $6.99
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 2009 James Polk Presidential Dollar Philadelphia Denver Position B US $7.99
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 COMPLETE STATE QUARTERS TERRTORIES STAMPS HISTORY US $1,000.00
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 Mint Error 2009 P Polk $1 Double Dies Reverse WDDR 001 SATIN US $39.95
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 FULL ROLL 1943 PDS MIXED STEEL WHEAT PENNIES WAR TIME ISSUE US $15.95
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 BU 2004 2006PD WESTWARD JOURNEY NICKELS 10 NICKELS US $7.99
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 1981 P D S Brilliant Uncirculated Mint Set 1987 Proof Set USA 18 Coins BOX Set US $16.00
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 OLD SHOTGUN WHEAT PENNY ROLL 2 INDIAN HEADS SHOWING PICTURE OF BOTH SIDES 1 US $10.99
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 2012 Red Book Guide Book of United States Coins Hard Copy 65th Edition US $14.99
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 1970 P D Washington Quarter Roll 20 Coins of each mint mark US $15.99
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 2010 D FRANKLIN PIERCE Presidential Dollar Coin UNC in plastic bag Discount US $4.00
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 US Mint Souvenir bag of 15 1973 P D S Lincoln Cents 5 from each mint US $3.00
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 2008 Mint Uncirculated set US $40.00
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 1972 P D Washington Quarter Roll 20 Coins of each mint mark US $15.99
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 George Washington Presidential Dollar Coin Roll $25 UNC US $45.50
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 2007 P James Madison Presidential Dollar Coin Heads Heads Roll UNC US $33.00
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 2007 P James Madison Presidential Dollar Coin Heads Tails Roll US $33.00
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 2011 Kennedy Half Dollar Philadelphia Denver Uncirculated 2 coins US $8.99
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 2007 Presidential Washington Dollar Philadelphia Denver Position B US $6.79
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History Behind The Gold And Silver Coins by Cindy Heller
People in the older times do not use any form of currency to buy things they need. They just trade their goods at the market place and exchange things they have for things they want or need. As time pass, people began to learn the value of currency. They started to use money as instrument to purchase goods and services. Because gold has always been considered a valuable commodity, they minted gold coins as their first currency.
Gold And Silver Coins
Gold coins were first introduced between 643-630 BC. They were introduced by the Lydian King Croesus. People at that time used electrum, a pale yellow mixture of silver and gold which occurs in the Lydia naturally. People then do not know how to separate gold and silver. So in actuality, the first gold coin was a mixture of silver and gold.
They begin to learn how to separate gold from silver around 560 B.C. That was when the first real gold coins existed. While manufacturing gold coins, they also started to make silver coins. Silver coins worth less than gold coins. That is why rich people in the kingdom used the gold coins while the less rich working class used silver coins.
When King Croeseus was captured by the Persian army in 546 B.C, the Persians went through the kingdom of Lydia. They found the gold coins there. They were amazed at how the people of Lydia mint gold coins and decided to learn the trade. As they also considered gold as a precious metal, they soon adopted the use of gold coins.
As Persia was considered one of the most progressive nations in the olden times, the use of the golden coin soon spread quickly to other parts of the world. For the next several years, gold coins played an important role in the area of commerce. People from all over the world used gold to obtain good and services all over the world.
The use of gold coins however stopped in 1933. Countries all over the world begin to find it too expensive to use gold coins as their currency. Nowadays, some countries use gold-colored coins which no longer contain gold.
Silver Coins
For more than 170 years, the U.S. Mint was allowed to stamp a silver coin in different denominations. Different denominations of the silver coins include silver coin for dollars, half dollars, quarters and dimes. In 1965 however, a worldwide silver shortage resulted in the making of a silver coin against the presidential order. The silver coins went from 90 percent silver to 0 percent in dimes and quarters while they are only 40 percent in the half dollar.
The last half dollar silver coin made was the Kennedy half dollar. Currently there are no new half dollar silver coins being minted. Most collectors of the pre-1964 Kennedy half dollars are holding on to them. However, because there were so many half dollars in circulation, they are now considered "junk" coins by most collectors as they hold very little premium over face value.
The dollar silver coin was created in 1794 and discontinued in 1935. It was then resumed in 1971 with the non-silver Eisenhower dollar, which was later on replaced in 1979 by the Susan B. Anthony one-dollar coin. This was then replaced by the gold plated Sacagawea dollar.
Gold And Silver Coin Values
Just like other coins, gold and silver coin values are dependent on many factors, including the number of gold and silver coins created, their age, rarity, and the condition of the coins.
Age Of The Coin
Coin values are first determined by their age. The older the coin, the more value it will have. When determining coin values based on the age of the coins, tests will be carried out to verify authenticity and precise age of the coins.
Number Created
The number of the gold or silver coins minted is another factor which influences the coins values. Gold and silver coins that have millions of copies usually have lesser value than coins that only have a couple hundred copies.
Coin's Condition
The condition of the gold and silver coins may also influence their values. Coins that are in excellent condition will be much more desirable to collectors than coins that are damaged. The condition of the coins can influence the price considerably. That is why collectors find that it is much harder to sell a weathered gold or silver coin than a coin in good condition.
Rarity Of The Coin
The most important factor to determine gold and silver coin values is the rarity of the coin. Coins that are only left a few copies will have the highest value. Although many of the gold or silver coins may have been minted originally, in some cases the coins have been taken out of circulation. The few coins that are left will become more and more valuable as time goes on.
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