which U.S. denomination has been minted at all eight mints?

BigE2

clarification- mints in the United States

relicsncoins

If I had to guess, I would say the 1/2 eagle (5 dollar gold piece)

JJ

coindeuce

None. All of the coinage struck at Manila was in Philippine denominations of the centavo, or peso. And there have been 9 U.S. mint locations.

commoncents05

$5 is my guess.

-Paul

ProofArtworkonCircs

<<If I had to guess, I would say the 1/2 eagle (5 dollar gold piece)>>

Without guessing I agree - (P), C, D, O, S, CC, D, W

GrumpyEd

Is it the $ ??

MillerJW

Easy $5 Gold Piece, i think this was a question asked a while ago on a giveaway to YN's

commoncents05

Actually I think Dollar would work as well as $5. The question was denomination and Gold Dollars were made in Philly, Dahlonega, Charlotte, San Fransisco and New Orleans. Morgans cover Carson City and Denver. Silver Eagles cover West Point. I think that covers them all.

-Paul

illini420

I remember reading in the Redbook at the beginning of the Half Eagles section that they are the only demomination made at each of the mints.

MrHalfDime

"I remember reading in the Redbook at the beginning of the Half Eagles section that they are the only demomination made at each of the mints."

Maybe so, but it is hard to dispute Commoncents05 logic regarding the dollar denomination. The OP specifically asked about "denomination", allowing gold dollars, Morgans and silver eagles.

notlogical

thread ! I think I'll use this in a YN meeting sometime.