Mint Marks
The mint marks are "C", "CC", "D", "D", "O", "P", "S", and "W".
- "C": Charlotte, North Carolina (gold coins only; 1838–1861).
- "CC": Carson City, Nevada (1870–1893).
- "D": Dahlonega, Georgia (gold coins only; 1838–1861).
- "D": Denver, Colorado (1906 to date).
- "O": New Orleans, Louisiana (1838–1861; 1879–1909).
- "P": Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (1793 to date).
- "S": San Francisco, California (1854 to date).
- "W": West Point, New York (1984 to date).
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