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Large Cents were mostly unwanted and criticized by the public. Early issues having a chain reverse were misunderstood as promoting slavery instead of unity.
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The 1920 Maine Centennial Half Dollar was produced to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Maine entering into the union as the 23rd state.
The Bicentennial Quarters of 1976 were made to commemorate the 200th anniversary of American Independence.
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The 1921 Alabama Centennial Half Dollar was made to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Alabama entering the Union in 1819.
The Presidential Dollars program began in 2007 and will run until at least 2016, concluding with Ronald Reagan as the 40th President.
Bullion coins are produced through several national governments throughout the world.
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Coin Collecting is a great pastime for anyone. This site is meant to serve as a guide and is filled with information on the hobby.
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Precious metals investing, in general, should be thought of as a long term investment.
Silver Dollars were the primary unit of value created by our Founding Fathers. The U.S. Mint began production in 1794 with the Flowing Hair variety.
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