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Category: Start / Treasure Research Links / Coins and Tokens
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US Mint - New Orleans 
Mint Strikes First Coins in 1838
The year was 1838. The gold strikes in Georgia, combined with the wealth created on the Southern Plantations, kept the original United States Mint in Philadelphia working at capacity.
Added on: 05-Jul-2006 | hits: 267
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US Mint - Philadelphia
Philadelphia Mint - "Ye, Olde Mint"
Congress enacted legislation in 1792 that authorized the newly formed United States of America to mint its own currency in Philadelphia.
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US Mint - West Point, New York
West Point Bullion Depository
Originally, the West Point Bullion Depository was erected in 1937 as a storage facility for silver bullion and was nicknamed "The Fort Knox of Silver."
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US Mint Research
Four US Mint facilities are presently striking coins for circulation in the United States– The Philadelphia Mint, the Denver Mint, the San Francisco Mint, and and the newest US Mint in West Point, New York.
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US Mint, Carson City, Nevada
Nevada prospectors who found gold or silver had to haul their heavy bullion, nuggets, and gold dust by horseback or wagon train on a dangerous and difficult trip through Indian and outlaw country to the U. S. Mint in San Francisco.
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US Mint, Dahlonega, Georgia
Why Build A U.S. Mint in Dahlonega Georgia?
It was a dangerous journey to the distant Philadelphia Mint or down to the New Orleans Mint. The Southern frontier had few roads and many rivers to cross. Along the way, bandits, highwaymen and Indians were all eager to steal your gold.
Added on: 05-Jul-2006 | hits: 148
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US Patterns
This is a good link for many coins with errors. Also has many pictures.
Added on: 11-Apr-2005 | hits: 555
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USCents. Com
All Copper, All The Time.
Added on: 22-May-2005 | hits: 224
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Uses of Coins
The use of coins welds together our whole life, and is the basis of all our transactions. Whenever anything is to be bought or sold, we do it all through coins.
—John Chrysostom
Added on: 28-Jul-2006 | hits: 171
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USMintQuarters. Com
State Quarters, US Coins, Paper Money & More.
Added on: 30-May-2005 | hits: 323
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Streeter's
Newspaper, Treasure Hunting & Prospecting Supplies
307 Main Street, (Rte 101), Marlborough, NH 03455
Open Monday - Saturday 10am to 5pm
603/876-4443
Toll Free from New England & NY 888/876-4443 Sales and Info: gstreeter@ne.rr.com
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