Mint Con

Mint Con

The list and dates of the various U.S. currency and mint marks

There are many mints around the world, both old and new, and if I was to list them all I would quickly run out of breathing space. So I took the easy way out and just the list and dates of the different coins out there and were active in the U.S. on a given point in time.

For the other coins, I must say that if you're interested in the world of coins and coins of a particular country, that you give yourself a good reference guide to the history of coins and a coin of that country and go from there.

There is really no way that I can not do justice to the subject as it really is so great. And the same goes for ancient or medieval coins properly. There are experts in all these fields, which will be able to give you better instructions than I can.

Mint Mint Date

Philadelphia P 1792 – to date
Denver D 1863 – to date
S San Francisco 1854 – to date
1937 W West Point – to date
Charlotte C 1838 – 1861
Dahlonega D 1838 – 1861
O New Orleans 1838 – 1909
Carson City CC 1870 – 1893

About the Author

Muna wa Wanjiru is a web administrator and has been researching and reporting on internet marketing for years. For more information on US Mint, visit his site at US Mint

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