United States coins

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United States coins are the official metallic currency of the U.S., issued in various denominations and designs by the U.S. Mint for everyday transactions and collecting.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coinage system
legal tender
collectibleType bullion coins
commemorative coins
numismatic coins
country United States of America
currency US dollar
surface form: United States dollar
denomination 1 cent
1 dollar
10 cents
25 cents
5 cents
50 cents
designFeature E Pluribus Unum motto
In God We Trust motto
Liberty inscription
United States of America inscription
feature mint marks indicating mint facility
plain edges on some denominations
reeded edges on many denominations
governingBody United States Congress
issuer United States Mint
issuingAuthority United States Department of the Treasury
legalStatus legal tender in the United States
material metal
mintFacility Denver Mint
Philadelphia Mint
San Francisco Mint
West Point Mint
monetaryAuthority Federal Reserve Board of Governors
surface form: Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System
monetaryUnit cent
dime
dollar
half dollar
quarter dollar
obverseDepiction portraits of notable Americans
regulatingLaw Coinage Act of 1792
reverseDepiction historical scenes
national symbols
state and national park designs
specialComposition gold
platinum
silver
standardComposition copper-nickel clad
cupro-nickel
zinc core with copper plating
use everyday transactions
numismatic collecting

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In God We Trust usedOn United States coins
San Francisco Mint product United States coins
this entity surface form: United States cent coins
San Francisco Mint product United States coins
this entity surface form: United States nickel coins
West Point Mint producedCirculatingCoinageWithoutMintMark United States coins
this entity surface form: Lincoln cents
motto "Novus ordo seclorum" usedIn United States coins
subject surface form: Novus ordo seclorum
this entity surface form: United States currency design
Liberty Head (Type 1) usedOn United States coins
this entity surface form: U.S. gold dollar coins
Indian Princess Head (Type 3) partOf United States coins
this entity surface form: United States gold dollar coinage