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The U.S. government began reducing its silver holdings in the mid-1960s, prompted by rising silver prices and the need to move away from silver-backed currency. In 1967, the Treasury ended unrestrict… (View Post)

The rays don't match at the start as others have posted. (View Post)

The official value of U.S. gold reserves was raised to $42.22 per ounce in February 1973. This change followed earlier adjustments: after the end of the gold standard in 1971, the official price was … (View Post)

Here are a few cents that will get some new friends. (View Post)

This is posted on his website about the new 1964 dollar: "All previous “1964” over-strikes produced from 2010 to 2020 had a “D” (Denver) mint mark and standard low relief or medium relief. The 2… (View Post)