jlueke Posted January 11, 2006 Report Share Posted January 11, 2006 Foreign coins minted by the US Mint? I just noticed that there were some coins from Peru minted, and I'm sure a host of other countries. It would be cool to see someone's collection or reference Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GDJMSP Posted January 11, 2006 Report Share Posted January 11, 2006 I don't collect them no, but there are lots of them. There is even a book on the subject, issued by the US Mint if memory serves in quite a few different editions. I think 1980 was the most recent. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jlueke Posted January 11, 2006 Author Report Share Posted January 11, 2006 Cool, you wouldn't remember the title would you? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jlueke Posted January 11, 2006 Author Report Share Posted January 11, 2006 Cool, you wouldn't remember the title would you? never mind, I think I found it Coins minted by mint There's actually a bunch of interesting stuff out there published by the mint Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ccg Posted January 11, 2006 Report Share Posted January 11, 2006 Sdmckinn does. http://www.coinpeople.com/index.php?showtopic=6126 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rotten Rodney Posted January 11, 2006 Report Share Posted January 11, 2006 Canada has a lot of "P" mint coins. . . Yes the same "P" as the US. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SlavicScott Posted January 11, 2006 Report Share Posted January 11, 2006 Canada has a lot of "P" mint coins. . . Yes the same "P" as the US. NOT! You had me going there for a sec, Rodney. The "P" is not a mintmark. It just means the coin is "plated" steel. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SlavicScott Posted January 11, 2006 Report Share Posted January 11, 2006 Coins designated as silver (Ag) are .720 fine or finer. Abbreviations: Ae, bronze; Ag, silver; Al, aluminum; Au, gold; CN, copper-nickel; Cu, copper; Ni, pure nickel; Zn, zinc. 1927 Nicaragua centavo (Ae); 5 centavos (CN); 10 centavos (Ag) Venezuela 5, 12½ centimos (CN) 1928 Costa Rica 2 colones (Au) Ecuador centavo (Ae); 2½, 5, 10 centavos (Ni); 50 centavos, sucre, 2 sucres (Ag) El Salvador centavo (CN) Nicaragua centavo (Ae); 5 centavos (CN); 10, 25 centavos (Ag) 1929 Costa Rica 5, 10 centimos (Ae) Nicaragua centavo (Ae); 5 centavos (CN); 25, 50 centavos (Ag) Panama 2½, 5 centesimos (CN) Venezuela 5, 12½ centimos (CN); quarter bolivar, half bolivar, bolivar, 2, 5 bolivares (Ag) 1930 Ecuador 50 centavos, sucre, 2 sucres (Ag) Nicaragua centavo (Ae); 5 centavos (CN); 10, 25 centavos (Ag) Venezuela 2 bolivares (Ag) 10 bolivares (Au) 1931 Honduras 5 centavos (CN); 20, 50 centavos, lempira (Ag) Panama tenth balboa, quarter balboa, balboa (Ag) 1932 Cuba 20 centavos, peso (Ag) Honduras 5, 10 centavos (CN); 20, 50 centavos, lempira (Ag) Panama 5 centesimos (CN); tenth balboa, quarter balboa, balboa (Ag) 1933 Colombia centavo, 2, 5 centavos (CN) Cuba peso (Ag) Honduras lempira (Ag) Panama tenth balboa, quarter balboa, half balboa (Ag) 1934 Colombia 50 centavos (Ag) Cuba peso (Ag) Ecuador sucre (Ag) Honduras lempira (Ag) Nicaragua half centavo, centavo (Ae); 5 centavos (CN) Panama tenth balboa, quarter balboa, half balboa, balboa (Ag) 1935 Colombia centavo, 2, 5 centavos (CN) Costa Rica 25, 50 centimos (CN) Cuba peso (Ag) Honduras centavo (Ae); lempira (Ag) Nicaragua centavo (Ae) Panama centesimo (Ae) Venezuela quarter bolivar, half bolivar, bolivar, 2, 5 bolivares (Ag) 1936 Costa Rica colon CN Cuba peso (Ag) El Salvador centavo (CN) Ethiopia (Ethiopian Era date, equivalent of A.D. 1944; coins with this date were struck at various times from the 1940s to the 1970s) cent, 5, 10, 25 cents (Ae); 50 cents (Ag) Nicaragua half centavo, centavo (Ae); 5 centavos (CN); 10, 25 centavos (Ag) Venezuela 5, 12½ centimos (CN); quarter bolivar, half bolivar, bolivar, 2 bolivares (Ag) 1937 Cuba peso (Ag) Honduras 50 centavos, lempira Ag Nicaragua half centavo, centavo (Ae); 5 centavos (CN) 1938 Colombia centavo, 2, 5 centavos (CN) Cuba centavo (CN), peso (Ag) Nicaragua centavo (Ae), 5 centavos (CN) Venezuela 5, 12½ centimos (CN) 1939 Cuba peso (Ag) Dominican Republic centavo (Ae); 5 centavos (CN); 10, 25 centavos, peso (Ag) Honduras centavo, 2 centavos (Ae) 1940 El Salvador centavo, 5, 10 centavos (CN) French Indo-China 10 centimes (Ni) Nicaragua centavo (Ae); 5 centavos (CN) Panama 1.5 centesimos (Ae); 2½ centesimos (CN) 1941 Dominican Republic centavo (Ae) French Indo-China 10, 20 centimes (CN) Liberia half cent, cent, 2 cents (CN) Netherlands colonies (Curacao, Surinam, Netherlands East Indies) 10, 25 cents (.640 Ag; carry name of Netherlands homeland; Mint mark P or S followed by palm tree to distinguish use for these colonies) 1942 Australia threepence, sixpence, shilling, florin (Ag) Bolivia 10 centavos (Zn) Dominican Republic centavo (Ae); 10, 25 centavos (Ag) Ecuador 5, 10, 20 centavos (brass) El Salvador centavo (Ae); 25 centavos (Ag) Fiji halfpenny, penny (brass); sixpence, shilling, florin (Ag) Netherlands colonies (Mint mark as in 1941) cent (Ae); 10, 25 cents (Ag) Peru 5, 10, 20 centavos, half sol (brass) 1943 Australia threepence, sixpence, shilling, florin (Ag) Belgian Congo 2 francs (brass) Bolivia 10, 20 centavos (Zn); 50 centavos (Ae) Cuba centavo, 5 centavos (brass) El Salvador centavo (Ae), 25 centavos (Ag) Fiji halfpenny, penny (brass); sixpence, shilling, florin (Ag) Guatemala centavo, 2 centavos (brass); 5, 10, 25 centavos (Ag) Netherlands colonies (Mint mark as in 1941, except no Mint mark on 5-cent coin) cent (brass); 5 cents (CN); 10, 25 cents (Ag) Peru 5, 10, 20 centavos, half sol (brass) 1944 Australia threepence, sixpence, shilling, florin (Ag) Belgium 2 francs (zinc-coated steel) Cuba centavo, 5 centavos (brass) Dominican Republic centavo (Ae); 5 centavos (.350 Ag, .560 Cu, .09 manganese) Ecuador 5, 20 centavos (brass) El Salvador 5 centavos (.180 Ag, .120 Ni, .700 Cu); 25 centavos (Ag) France 2 francs (brass) Greenland 5 kroner (brass) Guatemala centavo, 2 centavos (brass); 25 centavos (Ag) Netherlands (Mint mark P, D or S followed by acorn) 10, 25 cents (.640 Ag); gulden (Ag) Netherlands colonies (Curacao and Surinam; Mint mark P or D followed by palm tree) cent (Ae); 5 cents (nickel-brass); 10, 25 cents (.640 Ag); gulden, 2½ guilder (Ag) Nicaragua centavo, 5, 10, 25 centavos (brass) Peru 5, 10, 20 centavos, half sol, sol (brass) Philippines centavo (Ae); 5 centavos (.650 Cu, .230 Zn, .120 Ni); 10, 20, 50 centavos (Ag) Saudi Arabia riyal (dated 1354; Ag) 1945 El Salvador centavo (Ae) Netherlands (Mint mark P or D followed by acorn) 10, 25 cents (.640 Ag); gulden (Ag) Netherlands East Indies (Mint mark P, D or S followed by palm tree) half cent, cent, 2½ cents (Ae); 10, 25 cents (Ag) Peru half sol (brass) Philippines 5 centavos (.650 Cu, .230 Zn, .120 Ni); 10, 20, 50 centavos (Ag) Venezuela 5, 12½ centimos (brass); quarter bolivar, half bolivar (Ag) 1946 Colombia 5 centavos (CN) Cuba centavo, 5 centavos (CN) Ecuador 5, 10, 20 centavos (CN); sucre (Ni) Philippines 5 centavos (Cu-Zn-Ni); 10, 20, 50 centavos (Ag) Saudi Arabia (dated 1354) quarter riyal, half riyal (Ag) Venezuela 5, 12½ centimos (CN); quarter bolivar, half bolivar (Ag) 1947 Dominican Republic centavo (Ae); 25 centavos, half peso (Ag) El Salvador centavo (Ae) Panama tenth, quarter, half balboa, balboa (Ag) Philippines 50 centavos, peso (Ag) Saudi Arabia quarter girsh, half girsh, girsh (CN); quarter riyal, half riyal, riyal (Au) Venezuela 5, 12½ centimos (CN); quarter bolivar, half bolivar, bolivar, 2 bolivares (Ag) 1948 Cuba 10, 20 centavos (Ag) El Salvador 5 centavos (Cu-Zn-Ni) Syria 25, 50 piastres (Ag) Venezuela 5, 12½ centimos (CN); quarter bolivar (Ag) 1949 China dollar (Ag) Cuba 10, 20 centavos (Ag) Dominican Republic centavo (Ae) Haiti 5, 10 centimes (CN) Honduras centavo, 2 centavos (Ae); 5 centavos (CN) Saudi Arabia 1 riyal (Ag; dated 1354) Venezuela 5 centimos, 12½ centimos (CN); quarter Bolivar (Ag) 1950 El Salvador 5 centavos (Cu-Ni-Zn) 1951 Costa Rica 5 centimos (CN Dominican Republic centavo (Ae); 5 centavos (CN); 10, 25 centavos, half peso (Ag) El Salvador centavo (Ae); 5, 10 centavos (CN) Honduras 10 centavos (CN); 20, 50 centavos (Ag) Syria half pound, pound (Au) 1952 Costa Rica 5, 10 centimos (CN) Cuba centavo (brass); 10, 20, 40 centavos (Ag) El Salvador 5, 10 centavos (Cu-Ni-Zn) Honduras 20 centavos (Ag) 1953 Costa Rica 5, 10 centimos (stainless steel) Cuba centavo (brass); 20, 25, 50 centavos, peso (Ag) Dominican Republic 10 centavos (Ag) El Salvador centavo (Ae); 5, 10 centavos (Cu-Ni-Zn); 25, 50 centavos (Ag) Haiti 5, 10 centimes (Cu-Ni-Zn) 1954 Costa Rica 1, 2 colones (stainless steel) Dominican Republic centavo (Ae); peso (Ag) 1955 Venezuela 25 centimos, half bolivar, bolivar (Ag) 1956 Dominican Republic centavo (Ae) El Salvador 5 centavos (CN) Haiti 20 centimes (Cu-Ni-Zn) Honduras centavo, 2 centavos (Ae); 5, 10 centavos (CN) 1957 El Salvador centavo (Ae); 5 centavos (CN) Honduras centavo, 2 centavos (Ae) 1958 Cuba centavo (CN) Haiti 5, 10 centimes (Cu-Ni-Zn) Honduras 20 centavos (Ag) Philippines centavo (Ae); 5 centavos (brass); 10, 25, 50 centavos (Cu-Ni-Zn) 1959 Costa Rica 5, 10 centimos (stainless steel) Dominican Republic 10 centavos, half peso (Ag) El Salvador 5 centavos (CN; minted in 1961) Korea (South) 10 hwan (Ae); 50 hwan (Cu-Ni-Zn); 100 hwan (CN) Liberia cent (Ae); 5 cents (CN); 10, 25, 50 cents (Ag) Philippines 5 centavos (brass) Venezuela 5, 12½ centimos (CN) 1960 Cuba 5 centavos (CN) Dominican Republic centavo (Ae); 5 centavos (CN) Korea (South) 50 hwan (Cu-Ni-Zn); 100 hwan (CN) Liberia 25, 50 cents (Ag) Philippines centavo (Ae); 10, 25 centavos (Cu-Ni-Zn) 1961 Costa Rica colon, 2 colones (CN) Dominican Republic 25 centavos, half peso (Ag) Korea (South) 10 hwan (Ae) Liberia cent (Ae); 5 cents (CN); 10, 25, 50 cents, dollar (Ag) Philippines centavo (Ae); 5 centavos (brass); 10 centavos (Cu-Ni-Zn); half peso, peso (Ag) 1962 Korea (South) 50 hwan (Cu-Ni-Zn) Philippines centavo (Ae); 5 centavos (brass); 10, 25 centavos (Cu-Ni-Zn) 1963 El Salvador 5 centavos (CN) Philippines centavo (Ae); 5 centavos (brass); 10 centavos (Cu-Ni-Zn) 1966 Panama quarter balboa (CN/copper clad) 1967 Costa Rica 5, 10 centimos (stainless steel) El Salvador 5, 10 centavos (CN) Panama centesimo (Ae); 5 centesimos (CN); tenth, quarter balboa (CN/Cu clad); half balboa (Ag); 1 balboa (Ag) Philippines sentimo (Al); 5 sentimos (brass); 10, 25 sentimos (Cu-Ni-Zn); peso (Ag) 1968 Canada 10 cents (Philadelphia Mint strikes have flat bottoms to reeding vs. V-notched on Royal Canadian Mint strikes) Costa Rica 50 centimos, colon (CN) El Salvador centavo (Ae); 10 centavos (CN) Liberia cent (Ae); 25 cents (CN) Panama centesimo (Ae); 5 centesimos (CN); tenth, quarter balboa (CN/Cu clad); half balboa (.400 Ag); balboa (Ag) Philippines sentimo (Al); 5 sentimos (brass); 10, 25, 50 sentimos (Cu-Ni-Zn) 1969 Costa Rica 5, 10 centimos (CN) El Salvador centavo (Ae); 10 centavos (CN) Israel 10 lirot (Ag; Independence commemorative [lettered edge] and Pidyon HaBen commemorative [reeded edge vs. plain]) Liberia cent (Ae); 5, 10, 25, 50 cents, dollar (CN) Panama centesimo (Ae); 5 centesimos (CN); tenth, quarter balboa (CN/Cu clad); half balboa (.Ag); balboa (Ag) Philippines sentimo (Al); 5 sentimos (brass); 10, 25 sentimos (Cu-Ni-Zn); piso (Ag) 1970 Bahamas cent (Ae); 10, 15, cents (CN); 25 cents (Ni); 50 cents, dollar, $2, $5 (Ag) Costa Rica 5, 25, 50 centimos, colon, 2 colones (CN) Haiti 5, 10, 20 centimes (Cu-Ni-Zn) El Salvador centavo (Ae); 10 centavos (CN) Liberia cent (Ae); 5, 10, 25, 50 cents, dollar (CN) Mexico 50 centavos, peso (CN) Nepal paisa (Al; Proof); 2, 5 paisa (Al); 10 paisa (brass); 25, 50 paisa, rupee (CN) Panama centesimo (Ae); 5 centesimos (CN); tenth, quarter balboa (CN/Cu clad); half balboa (.400 Ag); balboa, 5 balboas (Ag) Philippines sentimo (Al); 5 sentimos (brass); 10, 25 sentimos (Cu-Ni-Zn); piso (Ag) 1971 Israel 10 lirot (Ag; Proof only) Liberia cent (Ae); 5, 10, 25, 50 cents, dollar (CN) Panama 5 centesimos (brass); tenth, quarter, half balboa (CN/Cu clad) Philippines 5 sentimos (brass); 10, 25, 50 sentimos (Cu-Ni-Zn) 1972 Honduras 5 centavos (CN) Liberia cent (Ae); 5, 10, 25, 50 cents, dollar (CN) Nepal paisa (Al; Proof); 2, 5 paisa (Al); 10 paisa (brass); 25, 50 paisa, rupee (CN) Panama centesimo (Ae); 5 centesimos (CN); tenth, quarter, half balboa (CN/Cu clad); balboa, 5 balboas (Ag) Philippines 5 sentimos (brass); 10, 25 sentimos (Cu-Ni-Zn); piso (Ag) 1973 El Salvador centavo (Ae); 5, 10 centavos (CN) Haiti 20 centimes (Cu-Ni-Zn); 50 centimes (CN) Honduras 5 centavos (CN) Liberia cent (Ae); 5, 10, 25, 50 cents, dollar (CN) Nepal paisa 1, 2, 5 paisa (Al); 10 paisa (brass); 25, 50 paisa, rupee (CN) Panama centesimo (Ae); 5 centesimos (CN); tenth, quarter, half balboa (CN/Cu clad); balboa, 5 balboas (Ag) Philippines 5 sentimos (brass); 10, 25, 50 sentimos (Cu-Ni-Zn); piso (Ag) 1974 China (Taiwan) dollar (Cu-Ni-Zn); $5 (CN) Honduras 50 centavos CN Liberia cent (Ae); 5, 10, 25, 50 cents, dollar (CN); $5 (Ag) Nepal paisa 1, 2, 5 paisa (Al); 10 paisa (brass); 25, 50 paisa, rupee (CN) Panama centesimo (Ae); 5 centesimos (CN); tenth, quarter, half balboa, balboa (CN/Cu clad) Philippines 5 sentimos (brass); 10, 25, 50 sentimos (Cu-Ni-Zn); piso (Ag) 1975 Liberia cent (Ae); 5, 10, 25, 50 cents, dollar (CN); $5 (Ag) Panama centesimo (Ae); 5 centesimos (CN); 2½ centesimos, tenth, quarter, half balboa, balboa (CN/Cu clad) Peru sol brass Philippines sentimo (Al); 5 sentimos (brass); 10, 25, 50 sentimos, piso (Cu-Ni-Zn) 1976 Haiti 25, 50 gourdes (Ag) Panama centesimo (Ae) Peru half sol, sol (brass) Philippines sentimo (Al); 5 sentimos (brass); 10 sentimos, piso (CN) 1977 Panama centesimo (Ae) Philippines 5 sentimos (brass) 1978 Dominican Republic centavo (Ae); 5, 10, 25, 50 centavos, peso (CN) 1979 Dominican Republic centavo (Ae); 5, 10, 25, 50 centavos, peso (CN) Haiti 50 centimes (Cu-Ni-Zn) Panama centesimo (Ae); quarter, half balboa (CN/Cu clad) 1980 Dominican Republic 10, 25, 50 centavos (CN) Panama centesimo (Ae); quarter, half balboa (CN/Cu clad); 10 balboas (.500 Ag) 1981 Dominican Republic centavo (Ae); 5, 10, 25, 50 centavos (CN) Panama centesimo (Ae) 1982 Dominican Republic 5, 25, 50 centavos (CN) Panama centesimo (Ae); 5 centesimos (CN); tenth, quarter, half balboa (CN/Cu clad) 1983 Panama centesimo (Cu/Zn); 5 centesimos (CN) 1984 Panama centesimo (Ae); 5 centesimos (CN); 10 centesimos, quarter balboa, half balboa (CN/Cu clad) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheKidCollector Posted January 11, 2006 Report Share Posted January 11, 2006 I collect Phillipines 1960's US mint coins. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Art Posted January 11, 2006 Report Share Posted January 11, 2006 Nice chart Kuhli. I want to save that one. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Trantor_3 Posted January 11, 2006 Report Share Posted January 11, 2006 Very nice chart, but not entirely accurate on the coins that were struck for The Netherlands during WW2. I'll make a more correct addition for that part later today, haven't got the time for it right now. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SlavicScott Posted January 11, 2006 Report Share Posted January 11, 2006 Very nice chart, but not entirely accurate on the coins that were struck for The Netherlands during WW2. I'll make a more correct addition for that part later today, haven't got the time for it right now. Cool. I will update the chart with your corrections. I found this chart on the 'net somewhere, last year, I think. I have a habit of just "cut&paste" stuff that I find interesting into .txt documents, and save them all. A lot of them I have forgotten who/where/when I got the info from, but have been making an effort to add that when I save new information. Best as I recall, the chart was a re-print from a CoinWorld article, but don't quote me on that. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
UncleBobo Posted January 11, 2006 Report Share Posted January 11, 2006 Wow! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Trantor_3 Posted January 11, 2006 Report Share Posted January 11, 2006 ok, here we go: 1 cent bronze minted in Philadelphia, for Suriname, Curacao and Neth. Indies 1942 mint mark "P", mint master mark "palm tree", mintage 2,500,000 1943 mint mark "P", mint master mark "palm tree", mintage 4,000,000 5 cent copper-nickel minted in the USA, for Suriname and Curacao 1943 no mint marks or mint master mark, mintage 8,595,000 10 cent 0.640 silver minted in the USA for the Netherlands (acorn), Neth. Indies, Suriname and Curacao (palm tree) 1943 mint mark "P", mint master mark "acorn", mintage ? 1944 mint mark "P", mint master mark "acorn", mintage 120,000,000 1944 mint mark "S", mint master mark "acorn", mintage 64,040,000 1944 mint mark "D", mint master mark "acorn", mintage 25,400,000 1945 mint mark "P", mint master mark "acorn", mintage 90,560,000 1941 mint mark "P", mint master mark "palm tree", mintage 800,000 1942 mint mark "P", mint master mark "palm tree", mintage 1,500,000 1943 mint mark "P", mint master mark "palm tree", mintage 4,500,000 25 cents 0.640 silver minted in the USA for the Netherlands (acorn), Neth. Indies, Suriname and Curacao (palm tree) 1943 mint mark "P", mint master mark "acorn", mintage ? 1944 mint mark "P", mint master mark "acorn", mintage 40,000,000 1945 mint mark "P", mint master mark "acorn", mintage 92,000,000 1941 mint mark "P", mint master mark "palm tree", mintage 1,100,000 1943 mint mark "P", mint master mark "palm tree", mintage 2,500,000 1943 mint mark "P", over 1941 "P", mint master mark "palm tree", mintage ? 1 gulden 0.720 silver minted in the USA for the Netherlands (acorn), Neth. Indies, Suriname and Curacao (palm tree) 1943 mint mark "D", mint master mark "palm tree", mintage 20,000,000 1944 mint mark "P", mint master mark "acorn", mintage 105,125,000 1945 mint mark "P", mint master mark "acorn", mintage 25,375,000 2½ gulden 0.720 silver minted in the USA for the Netherlands Indies (palm tree) 1943 mint mark "D", mint master mark "palm tree", mintage 2,000,000 OK, that's it. The major difference lies in the fact that the US mints made coins for use in the Dutch colonies, marked by a palm tree mint master mark and for use in the homeland, marked my an acorn mint master mark. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rotten Rodney Posted January 12, 2006 Report Share Posted January 12, 2006 Canada has a lot of "P" mint coins. . . Yes the same "P" as the US. Maybe so but they still include Canada on this list.Coins minted for others. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SlavicScott Posted January 12, 2006 Report Share Posted January 12, 2006 Maybe so but they still include Canada on this list.Coins minted for others. Canada is on my list, too. 1968 Canada 10 cents (Philadelphia Mint strikes have flat bottoms to reeding vs. V-notched on Royal Canadian Mint strikes) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
josemartins Posted January 12, 2006 Report Share Posted January 12, 2006 I've got this PDF file a long time ago, i don't know if it is someone have list or something like that, it may be useful (i don't know to whom this file belongs to, if the admins receive a request to remove file, please do so). Jose Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SlavicScott Posted January 12, 2006 Report Share Posted January 12, 2006 That's a great file, Jose. I am going to try to consolidate all the information from these various sources and get a single list together. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
willieboyd2 Posted January 12, 2006 Report Share Posted January 12, 2006 Not to mention my favorite foreign coin struck at a US mint: The 1949 San Francisco Mint restrike of Mexico 1898 Peso Mexico Peso Thread My Article Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jlueke Posted January 16, 2006 Author Report Share Posted January 16, 2006 Cool, file. I'm getting the book from the US mint as well. Perhaps the list is from there. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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