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TopographicOceans
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In the category Making some coins
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A: In 2001 a 1792 copper one of these minted in Philadelphia sold for $1.15 million at auction.
Contestant #3: What is a penny? (Alex accepted it instead of cent)
$400 –
A: Only 2 of the 1975 “No S” Proof Roosevelt this coin are said to exist.
Contestant #1: What are dimes?
$600 –
A: In 1948 Ben Franklin was on our Half-Dollar Piece; 1964 saw the first minting with this man’s face.
Contestant #2: Who is Kennedy?
$800 –
A: In 2000 this Shoshone woman first graced out golden dollar coin.
Contestant #2: Who is Sacagawea?
$1000 –
A: The US Mint says modern facilities in Philadelphia and this city together have “produced as many as 28 billion coins in a single year.”
Contestant #2: What is San Francisco?
Contestant #3: What is New York?
Contestant #1: no answer
$200 –
A: In 2001 a 1792 copper one of these minted in Philadelphia sold for $1.15 million at auction.
Contestant #3: What is a penny? (Alex accepted it instead of cent)
$400 –
A: Only 2 of the 1975 “No S” Proof Roosevelt this coin are said to exist.
Contestant #1: What are dimes?
$600 –
A: In 1948 Ben Franklin was on our Half-Dollar Piece; 1964 saw the first minting with this man’s face.
Contestant #2: Who is Kennedy?
$800 –
A: In 2000 this Shoshone woman first graced out golden dollar coin.
Contestant #2: Who is Sacagawea?
$1000 –
A: The US Mint says modern facilities in Philadelphia and this city together have “produced as many as 28 billion coins in a single year.”
Contestant #2: What is San Francisco?
Contestant #3: What is New York?
Contestant #1: no answer
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<< <i>$1000 –
A: The US Mint says modern facilities in Philadelphia and this city together have “produced as many as 28 billion coins in a single year.”
Contestant #2: What is San Francisco?
Contestant #3: What is New York?
Contestant #1: no answer >>
Most non-collectors have no idea that we have a mint in Denver. I'm guessing with the legalization of pot in Colorado, most Denver residents don't know there is a US mint in Denver which is appropriately known as the mile high city.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
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