I almost did not post this coin mainly because it was one I talked about before. The only difference from the previous find is that this one is from Denver which is the more difficult mint to find on the east coast.
For those not familiar with American coin distribution I will try and explain. We have two major mints, one in Philadelphia (P) and one in Denver (D). There are two other mints at San Francisco (S) and West Point (W) that have produced coins with and without the mintmarks but their main focus is on premium coins. Of course we also have Fort Knox as a non-coin production facility and 8 more that are gone.
The Cycle
- The U.S. Mint estimates how much coins are needed, with no guarantee of absolute accuracy.
- Coins are needed by the public for business, et al.
- Businesses request coins from the local banks.
- Banks request coins from the nearest of 12 Federal Reserve banks.
- Federal Reserve banks sends and receives coins to the local banks.
- When remaining coins at the Federal Reserves are low more is ordered from the Mint.
- Repeat step 1.
Easy live close to Denver. To be more efficient the mint sends coins to the closest Reserves and in turn the Reserves distributes the coins to the closest banks and on and on. Keeping most Denver coins on the west coast or middle states.
It takes up to five years for me to find the Denver equivalent of the Philadelphia coin.
One other reason I decided to post this coin was the pictures came out great. The coin was the smoothest and most gold colored golden dollar I've ever held.Here's the stats...
Type/Country: 1 Dollar-John Tyler / United States
Year: 2009 D (Edge normal)
Mintage: 43,540,000
Metal: 88.5% Copper, 6% Zinc, 3.5% Manganese, and 2% Nickel
Value: $1.00 in AU-50
Do you have a dollar coin and want to know how much it's worth? Leave a comment/question and I will do my best to find out the price and history for you.
i have two dollars bills that are attached. it is the way they are attached like a notepad, with the red plastic along the top I received them as a tip in the tourism so someone from another country could have gave them to me, i just didnt know they ever attached dollar bills in a notebook, know anything about this, valvue?
ReplyDeletetwo dollars bills that are attached. it is the way they are attached like a notepad, with the red plastic along the top I received them as a tip in the tourism so someone from another country could have gave them to me, i just didnt know they ever attached dollar bills in a notebook, know anything about this, valvue?
ReplyDeleteThey never came like this from the GOV.
This sounds like some sort of tourist promotional product.
I've never seen this in auction so I must assuming the have just face value or a little above.
Hi,
ReplyDeleteI have several bills that I would like to know the value of
1. 2001 $10.00 bill missing the treasury seal in mint condition CB71221504B
2. 1950 $20.00 Bearer Bond G34824831A in mint condition
3. 1957 $1.00 silver certificate N 83533202A in fair condition
4. 1957 B $1.00 silver certificate *02490059B in fair condition
5. 1935A $1.00 silver certificate H46473045B in mint condition
6. 1934 D $5.00 silver certificate in fair condition
7. 3 1976 $2.00 bills E45660628A, H36811525A, G03081032A
8. 1995 $2.00 bill F50479201B
Can you please tell me the value of these items?
Thanks
1. 2001 $10.00 bill missing the treasury seal in mint condition CB71221504B
ReplyDeleteAbout $65.00
2. 1950 $20.00 Bearer Bond G34824831A in mint condition
About $22.00
3. 1957 $1.00 silver certificate N 83533202A in fair condition
About $2.50
4. 1957 B $1.00 silver certificate *02490059B in fair condition
About $4.00
5. 1935A $1.00 silver certificate H46473045B in mint condition
About $3.00
6. 1934 D $5.00 silver certificate in fair condition
Depends on serial number and back number.
7. 3 1976 $2.00 bills
E45660628A about $2.00
H36811525A about $2.00
G03081032A about $2.00
8. 1995 $2.00 bill
F50479201B about $2.00
hi i got some eisenhowers at the bank how much are they worth
ReplyDelete1972 average circulated
1972 good
1971 good
1974d very good
1972d good
1972 very good
1974 au
1974 circulated
1976 circulated
1976good
1976 very good
1978 very goood
1978 au
thanks
eisenhowers at the bank how much are they worth
ReplyDelete1972 average circulated about $1.00
1972 good about $1.00
1971 good about $1.00
1974d very good about $1.00
1972d good about $1.00
1972 very good about $1.00
1974 au about $3.00
1974 circulated about $1.00
1976 circulated about $1.00
1976good about $1.00
1976 very good about $1.00
1978 very goood about $1.00
1978 au about $2.50
I have a 1950 C series $50 bill D 09991730 A. With G26 in the lower rt corner. The front of the bill is off set, a very small boarder at the top and rt side,and having a larger boarder on the left & bottom. The back is off centered also.
ReplyDelete1950 C series $50 bill D 09991730 A
ReplyDeleteMinor Off Center error it is about $60.00