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Week # 92 - How is your circulation?

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dena

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QUESTION: What was the last circulating USA coin (denomination,date,mint) to have a mintage of less than one million pieces?

 

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I am assuming you are not including the commemorative halves that did circulate (i.e. only regular issue coins) so my guess would be the 1938-D half dollar with a mintage of 491,600.

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Danielle C.

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QUESTION: What was the last circulating USA coin (denomination, date, mint) to have a mintage of less than one million pieces?

 

ANSWER: 1938-D half dollar.

 

 

The winner is: Hoot! Your prize is 1 free earlybird.

 

The runner up winner is: SteveAZ! Your prize is a copy of The Cherrypickers Guide.

 

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