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- 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 eagle.
- Mint: Coins are struck at a mint.
- Dies: The metal pieces that imprint the
design on the coin are known as dies.
- Mintage: The number of coins that are
struck is the mintage.
- Circulation: Coins struck for general use
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.
- Curating: Curating is a method of cleaning
that does not harm a coin’s surface.
- Bullion: Bullion coins are issued by the
government and are composed of gold, platinum, or other precious metals. The
value of bullion coins is usually based upon their metallic content.
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Morgan Dollars,
Peace Dollars,
Walking Liberty,
Franklin Halves,
Mercury Dimes,
Roosevelt Dimes
Buffalo Nickels,
Jefferson Nickels,
Indian Pennies,
Wheat Pennies,
Multi Coin Lots,
Certified Coins
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