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The launch of a newer version of Mintmark.com is in progress. Here's a list of pages published, or scheduled for publication, in Mintmark.com Version 10.9 Beta.

1. Welcome to Mintmark.com
". . . we buy and sell books, coins, currency, medallions, medals, tokens and other products pertaining to numismatics on the web only . . ."

2. Coins at Mintmark.com
". . . In terms of its value as a collector's item, a coin is generally made more or less valuable by its condition, specific historical significance, rarity, quality/beauty of the design and general popularity with collectors . . ."

3. World Coins at Mintmark.com
". . . Coins come from all over the world, so why limit your coin collection? . . ."

4. Coins of Europe at Mintmark.com
". . . You may want to consider adding a rare Prussian empire silver coin from 1888, 1718 French Ecu de Navarre, complete set of Russia 1980 Summer Olympic gold and silver coins, or Pope John Paul commemorative silver coins to your world coin collection . . ."

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6. Sitemap for Mintmark.com
"The launch of a newer version of Mintmark.com is in progress . . ."

7. U.S. Coins at Mintmark.com
"Today four mints operate in the United States producing billions of coins each year . . ."

8. Coins of North, Central and South America at Mintmark.com

9. Ancient Coins at Mintmark.com
". . . All western histories of coins begin with their invention at some time slightly before or after 600 B.C. in Western Turkey . . ."

10. Coins of Asia and the Middle East at Mintmark.com

11. Coins of the South Pacific at Mintmark.com

12. Colonial Coins at Mintmark.com
". . . The mint was located in Boston, Massachusetts, and John Hull was appointed mintmaster²; his assistant was Robert Sanderson (or Saunderson). At first, Hull received as compensation one shilling threepence for every 20 shillings coined . . ."

13. Half Cents at Mintmark.com
". . . Although it is the lowest face value coin ever produced by the United States, given nineteenth century price levels, in terms of purchasing power, the 1857 half cent would be equivalent to $0.12 in current money
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14. Ancient Greek Coins at Mintmark.com
". . . The most striking new feature of Hellenistic coins was the use of portraits of living people, namely of the kings themselves. This practice had begun in Sicily, but was disapproved of by other Greeks as showing hubris (pride) . . ."

15. About Mintmark.com
". . . At Mintmark.com, we buy and sell books, coins, currency, medallions, medals, tokens and other products pertaining to numismatics on the web only—we've been doing this since 1997. We're also officially affiliated with many companies that offer a wide range of products . . ."

16. Ancient Roman Coins at Mintmark.com
". . . It is known that during the first century AD an as could only buy a pound of bread or a litre of cheap wine (or according to Pompeiian graffiti, the services of a cheap prostitute) . . ."

17. Ancient Byzantine Coins at Mintmark.com
". . . In the 10th century so-called anonymous folles were struck instead of the earlier coins depicting the emperor. The anonymous folles featured the bust of Jesus on the obverse and the inscription XRISTUS/bASILEU/bASILE, which translates to Christ, King of Kings . . ."

18. Medieval Coins at Mintmark.com
". . . The mint made an average of 20,000 coins per day, so they were making one hammer die a day and one anvil die every other day! The hammer dies wore out quicker because they tended to be smaller and were hit directly with a hammer, leading to severe mushrooming on the tops . . ."

Large Cents at Mintmark.com
Small Cents at Mintmark.com
Flying Eagle Cents at Mintmark.com
Indian Head Cents 1859-79 at Mintmark.com
Indian Head Cents 1880-1909 at Mintmark.com
Lincoln Wheat Cents 1909-19 at Mintmark.com
Lincoln Wheat Cents 1920-29 at Mintmark.com
Lincoln Wheat Cents 1930-39 at Mintmark.com
Lincoln Wheat Cents 1940-49 at Mintmark.com
Lincoln Wheat Cents 1950-58 at Mintmark.com
Lincoln Memorial Cents at Mintmark.com
Comics at Mintmark.com
Lincoln Log Cabin Cents at Mintmark.com
Stocks at Mintmark.com
Tokens at Mintmark.com
Medallions at Mintmark.com
The Petition Crown of Thomas Simon at Mintmark.com
Lincoln Rail Splitter Cents at Mintmark.com
Lincoln Lawyer Cents at Mintmark.com
Lincoln President Cents at Mintmark.com
Lincoln Union Shield Cents at Mintmark.com
Lincoln Shield Cents at Mintmark.com
Accessibility at Mintmark.com
Two-Cent Pieces at Mintmark.com
Three-Cent Pieces at Mintmark.com
Nickels at Mintmark.com
Shield Nickels at Mintmark.com
Liberty Head Nickels at Mintmark.com
Buffalo Nickels at Mintmark.com
Jefferson Nickels (1938-69) at Mintmark.com
Jefferson Nickels (1970 to Date) at Mintmark.com
Westward Journey Nickels at Mintmark.com
Half Dimes at Mintmark.com
Bust Dimes at Mintmark.com
Liberty Seated Dimes at Mintmark.com
Barber Dimes at Mintmark.com
Mercury Dimes (1916-31) at Mintmark.com
Mercury Dimes (1934-45) at Mintmark.com
Roosevelt Dimes (1946-64) at Mintmark.com
Roosevelt Dimes (1965 to Date) at Mintmark.com
Twenty-Cent Pieces at Mintmark.com
Quarters at Mintmark.com
Bust Quarters at Mintmark.com
Liberty Seated Quarters at Mintmark.com
Washington Quarters (1932-64) at Mintmark.com
Washington Quarters (1965-98) at Mintmark.com
Statehood Quarters at Mintmark.com
Error State Quarters at Mintmark.com
Halves at Mintmark.com
Flowing Hair Half Dollars at Mintmark.com
Draped Bust Half Dollars at Mintmark.com
Capped Bust Half Dollars at Mintmark.com
Liberty Seated Half Dollars at Mintmark.com
Barber Half Dollars at Mintmark.com
Liberty Walking Half Dollars (1916-40) at Mintmark.com
Liberty Walking Half Dollars (1941-47) at Mintmark.com
Franklin Half Dollars at Mintmark.com
Kennedy Half Dollars at Mintmark.com
Dollars at Mintmark.com
Flowing Hair Dollars at Mintmark.com
Draped Bust Dollars at Mintmark.com
Gobrecht Dollars at Mintmark.com
Liberty Seated Dollars at Mintmark.com
Gold Dollars at Mintmark.com
Trade Dollars at Mintmark.com
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GSA Morgan Silver Dollars at Mintmark.com
VAM Morgan Silver Dollars at Mintmark.com
Peace Silver Dollars at Mintmark.com
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Susan B. Anthony Dollars at Mintmark.com
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Presidential Dollars at Mintmark.com
$3 Gold Pieces at Mintmark.com
World Coins at Mintmark.com
Coins of Europe at Mintmark.com
Coins of North, Central and South America at Mintmark.com
Coins of Asia and the Middle East
Coins of the South Pacific
$4 Gold Pieces at Mintmark.com
Gold Eagles at Mintmark.com
Quarter Eagles at Mintmark.com
Half Eagles at Mintmark.com
Eagles at Mintmark.com
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Gold Bullion Coins at Mintmark.com
American Buffalo Gold Coins at Mintmark.com
American Eagle 1/10 Ounce Gold Bullion Coins
American Eagle 1/4 Ounce Gold Bullion Coins
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American Eagle One Ounce Gold Bullion Coins
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A History of Money
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