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1999 – 2008 COMPLETE 50-COIN STATE QUARTERS SERIES SET, “D” MINT MARK, WITH A LITTLETON STATE QUARTER FOLDER

DENVER STATE QUARTER COLLECTION
DENVER CHOICE UNCIRCULATED COINS
50 COINS IN LITTLETON ALBUM
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Complete 50-coin State Quarters Set,
All 1999 thru 2008 “D” mint mark Uncirculated Quarters
…plus a Littleton State Quarter Collection Folder!

Alaska and Hawaii BU quarters are taken from US Mint Sets.

Folder and coins ship unassembled. Leaving you the personal or family pleasure of putting the collection together.

Folder holds one quarter from each state.

Folder’s sturdy construction protects coins while providing a beautiful way to display your collection.

Includes 50 Brilliant Uncircul

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Posted by Writer on Thursday, December 1, 2011 at 9:03 pm
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2009 D Mint DC & US Territories Quarters Set of 6 Coins Mint PR, Guam, Virgin Islands, Samoa, Nothern Mariana

2009 US D Mint DC & US Territories Quarters Set of 6 Coins
D Mint Fresh New UNC

This set has 6 coins:
Washington DC
Puerto Rico
Guam
American Samoa
Virgin Islands
Northern Mariana Islands

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Posted by Writer on Thursday, October 20, 2011 at 9:06 pm
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All 6 United States 2009 P Mint District of Columbia & U.S Territories Quarters Set Six Uncirculated Coins

Coins in Cardboard Holders 2X2
Ship Out same or next day. USPS First-Class Mail & Tracking
Uncirculated Coins. Not Proofs
Complete Series of Uncirculated, one year only quarters
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Coins are BU.
Pretected by plastics seperately.

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Posted by Writer on Friday, September 2, 2011 at 9:08 pm
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2010 D Mint Sacagawea Native American Golden $1 Dollar Uncirculated Coin

2010 D Mint Sacagawea Native American Golden Dollar Uncirculated Coin

Coin in Cardboarl Holder 2X2
Ship out same or next day USPS First-Class Mail & Tracking
Uncirculated Coin, Not Proof.
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New, Uncirculated 2010 D Sacagawea Native American Dollar Coin. You will receive one uncirculated dollar from Denver Mint. This coin is brilliant and uncirculated. It is mounted in a 2X2 cardboard mylar holder. Not proof coin. Uncirculated coins may vary to some degree because of blemishes, toning or slight imperfections.Bonus: If you make more than one purchase in the same order you will receive a one-dollar bonus in your package. Ex. 3 purchases in same order = .00 bonus.
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Posted by Writer on Saturday, July 16, 2011 at 9:52 pm
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Common Terms: Rare Coin Collecting

Numismatics, the practice of collecting or studying coins, medals, tokens, or other similar items, has its own set of basic terms.

Obverse: The side of a coin referred to as "heads" is known as the obverse side.
Reverse: The side of a coin referred to as "tails" is known as the reverse side.
Third side: The edge of the coin is sometimes called the third side.
Coin rim: The rim of the coin is the outer edge, which is often raised.
Legends: The phrases on the surface of a coin are known as legends or mottoes.
Device: The device is the design. It often features the bust of a person or an image of importance like an Eagle.
Dies: The metal cutters that engrave the coin designs are known as dies.
Mint: Coins are struck at a mint. For example: (Denver, San Francisco, Philadelphia & West Point are US mints)
Mintage: The number of coins that are struck is the mintage.
Circulation: Coins struck for general use that are in circulation.
Proofs: Proofs are coins that have been struck with a highly polished die and are sold especially to collectors. Cameo proofs are proofs with a frosted appearance. Proof coins are graded Proof 70, Proof 65, Proof 60, and below. Proof is sometimes abbreviated PR or PF.
Bullion: Bullion coins are issued by the government and are composed of gold, platinum, or other precious metals.
Curating: Curating is a method of cleaning that does not harm a coin's surface.

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