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foreign coins like Spanish silver Pieces of Eight (8 Reales) also circulated Along with the half cent, one of the first two coins struck by the United States,

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In a collection of Foreign Coins Struck at US Mints, one can find instances of overstriking, counterstamping, much melting, intrigues like the Saudi Arabian gold discs, odd shaped coins, issues struck on planchets originally made for US coinage, several beautiful and important commemoratives, proof sets, a wide range

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the foreign coins equal to the cost of the minting (including labor, materi- als, and the use of machinery) The US Mint did strike Libe- ria (LR) one cent coins in

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struck by foreign countries There were hundreds of other coins struck in the American colonies from The first federally authorized coin in the United States