5 of the Most Valuable U. S. Coins1794 Flowing Hair Dollar. Mint Mark: No Mint Mark. Face Value: $1. .. . 1913 Liberty Head Nickel. Mint Mark: None. Face...
5 of the Most Valuable U.S. Coins
1794 Flowing Hair Dollar. Mint mark: No mint mark. Face value: $1. ...
1913 Liberty Head Nickel. Mint mark: None. Face value: $.05. ...
1870 S Seated Liberty Dollar. Mint mark: S. Face value: $1. ...
1927 D St Gaudens Double Eagle. Mint mark: D. Face value: $20. ...
1838 O Capped Bust Half Dollar. Mint mark: O.
What does the O mint mark stand for?
The 8 mint marks used to distinguish coins not minted in Philadelphia (in the chronological order of their first coinage) are: D for the Dahlonega Mint (production of coins started on February 12, 1838), C for the Charlotte Mint (March 27, 1838), O for the New Orleans Mint (May 8, 1838), S for the San Francisco Mint ( ...
These Denver pennies without a mintmark are rare and became a popular error coin. San Francisco mint ("S" mintmark) pennies in comparison to Philadelphia pennies were minted in fewer quantities. Most years multimillion where struck and generally none were considered rare, post the 1909 issues.
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