United States Mints And Mint Marks
- Philadelphia, Pa. - No Mint Mark before 1979 except on the 1942 to 1945 Nickels. "P" thereafter.
- Denver, Co. - Mint Mark "D".
- San Francisco, Ca. - Mint Mark "S".
- Carson City, Nevada - Mint Mark "CC".
- New Orleans, La. - Mint Mark "O".
- Charlotte, N.C. - Mint Mark "C". Used on Gold Coins only.
- Dahlonega, Ga. - Mint Mark "D". Used on Gold Coins only.
- West Point, N.Y. - Mint Mark "W"
- Boston, Massachusetts - 1, A
- New York, New York - 2, B
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - 3, C
- Cleveland, Ohio - 4, D
- Richmond, Virginia - 5, E
- Atlanta, Georgia - 6, F
- Chicago, Illinois - 7, G
- St. Louis, Missouri - 8, H
- Minneapolis, Minnesota - 9, I
- Kansas City, Missouri - 10, J
- Dallas, Texas - 11, K
- San Francisco, California - 12, l
Did you know that the United States Federal Reserve is not a branch of the United States Government? It is a privately owned, for profit enterprise, with a large percentage of the ownership foreign citizens. This is very interesting in that the Constitution of the United States clearly states that only the Congress shall have the power to coin money.
Some Mintage Figures For Popular Coins
- 1793 Half Cent - 35,334
- 1793 Large Cent Wreath Variety - 63,353
- 1856 Flying Eagle Cent - 1,500 estimated
- 1877 Indian Cent - 852,500
- 1909-S Indian Cent - 309,000
- 1909-S VDB Lincoln Cent - 484,000
- 1914-D Cent - 1,193,000
- 1885 Nickel - 1,476,490
- 1886 Nickel - 3,330,290
- 1912-S Nickel - 238,000
- 1950-D Nickel - 2,630,030
- 1916-D Dime -264,000
- 1921 Dime - 1,230,000
- 1921-D Dime - 1,080,000
- 1916 Standing Liberty Quarter - 52,000
- 1917 Standing Liberty Quarter Type 1 - 13,880,000
- 1932-D Quarter - 436,800
- 1932-S Quarter - 408,000
- 1921 Half - 246,000
- 1921-D Half - 208,000
- 1921-S Half - 548,000
- 1938-D Half - 491,600
- 1970-D Half - 2,150,000
- 1921 Peace Dollar - 1,006,473
- 1928 Dollar - 360,649
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