Overview Of The Mints - 9 Places That The U.S. Produced Coins From 1792-Present

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[@TreasureTownCoins]

Thanks so much Harry!

[@troypimenta3883]

Thanks a lot. Historical information and very good video.

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Thanks for sharing your knowledge with this year old collector.

[@dawnnovak5789]

GREAT JOB !!! AWESOME VIDEO

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Thank you!

[@colemansstreetcoins2648]

You really go into details on information... very nice to learn these facts... Thank you so much and keep up the great videos.

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Thanks! That's what I try to do!

[@nicholasscaping4528]

Anouther Awsome video Christian.. I will be viewing this one a few times, As it has loads of info that i was unaware of. Thank You again for such Great Content 👍

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Awesome! Thanks for your comment.

[@b.anonymous8120]

Thanks for this educational video on the various mints. Great history!

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Thanks so much!

[@jrduke45]

Great video TT! Very interesting, I love seeing history like this and learning more about the past and present mint's! Thanks bud have a good week!

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Same to you! Thanks.

[@bobbroach84]

I knew about all of these but the Manilla mint. Now I want a coin from there! Great job on the presentation. A bunch of facts I didn't know about with each one. Keep the good stuff coming Christian.

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Thanks Bob! I appreciate it.

[@jlunaro]

nice video. very informative.

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Thanks Jorge!

[@davidztog9011]

Nice history lesson, Christian! I've heard about all of them except the Manila Mint... Mmmm Vanilla Mint, wait, what? Thanks for sharing! 👍💲👍

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Haha thanks so much! Glad you learned - I didn't know it existed either.

[@ridgerunner66]

Great video. Lots of interesting information. I live about 30 minutes from Dahlonega. Don't have a coin yet,but hope to some time. Thanks for sharing, Davin

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Awesome! That would be a super cool piece of history.

[@neffersonjickel3901]

Thanks for uploading this. I find the history of the US Mints fascinating. I'd love to find a book on the subject.
I have to say that West Point really does let the side down architecturally!

[@TreasureTownCoins]

For sure! Agree with you on all three points!

[@hutchbabayan1019]

good presentation

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Thanks Hutch!

[@danscollectables5997]

I read a great book about a lot of this stuff years ago! It’s really interesting!

[@TreasureTownCoins]

For sure!

[@fiatdestroyer9716]

Wow, lots of cool info!🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Thanks!

[@mintstatenumismatics6708]

Cool video

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Thanks!

[@indyxpbullion2422]

I had no idea about a mint in Manila 🤯
Thanks!

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Now you do! Thanks for letting me now!

[@captjigga158]

I have one of the coins made off the first coin press in Carson City. It is a copy coin but still super awesome!

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Nice!

[@jimjames1920]

Very Nice Video. The Georgia Mint is pronounced " Da-Lonnie-Ga"

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Thanks! And I appreciate the correction.

[@derravensberger9395]

After learning that the first US mint opend 1792 - what kind of coins were used before? Did they continue using british coins?

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Yes! The predominant forms of currency were British and Spanish - we banned foreign coins as late as 1857. Back then it was about silver and gold content. We also had colonial copper coins for small change.

[@derravensberger9395]

@@TreasureTownCoins Thank you very much. Taken the current standing of the US into account, it is interesting, that the early US haven't these kind of strength and used foreign coins.

[@conradpons9238]

I may have missed it, did you include the w,minted 2019 Lincoln cents?

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Can't remember! I think so, though.

[@connormeriwether4486]

Charlotte and Dahlonega were gold coins only, if I remember right?

[@TreasureTownCoins]

I believe so!

[@jonathancsmelko2361]

I think I heard that the CC mint is going to strike one coin ?

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Right on!

[@graceeblanco3503]

I have San Francisco Mint 1874-1937 I dont know if it is old coins I see United States of America infront

[@Solo-Skywalker]

14:20 and here we are in 2021 and those coins are not made in Carson City their made in Philadelphia

[@uniqueamigo8535]

Ha i get it 😀

[@kevinkeith4816]

Nice vid. But I cringed every time you mispronounced Dahlonega.

[@christianhess7136]

I knew about p,Denver,s,c,cc,o,w,

[@TreasureTownCoins]

Cool!