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DOLLARS continued…EISENHOWER1971-1978Diameter: 38.1 mmMints: Philadelphia, Denver, San Francisco40% SilverDate: 1971-1976Weight: 24.59 gramsCladDate: 1971-1978Weight: 22.68 gramsEagleReverseBicentennialReverse1776-1976Small-Size Dollars 1979-DateIn 1979, America’s small-size Susan B. Anthony debuted. Depicting the tirelesscrusader for women’s rights, this new dollar was 30% smaller than earlier dollarcoins. Issued for just three years, then once again in 1999, this design gave wayto the more modern Sacagawea “golden” dollar in 2000. Since then, all traditionalU.S. dollar coins have been issued in this distinctive copper-manganese alloy.Beginning in 2007, coins debuted honoring former U.S. presidents in order ofservice. Sacagawea dollars shifted in 2009 to the Native American dollar series.Each coin features a one-year-only design honoring contributions to life in the U.S.SUSAN B. ANTHONY1979-1981, 1999Composition: cladWeight: 8.1 gramsDiameter: 26.5 mmMints: Philadelphia, Denver,San Francisco24SACAGAWEA2000-2008Composition: copper-manganeseWeight: 8.1 gramsDiameter: 26.5 mmMints: Philadelphia, Denver,San Francisco
NATIVE AMERICAN2009-DATEComposition: copper-manganeseWeight: 8.1 gramsDiameter: 26.5 mmMints: Philadelphia, Denver,San FranciscoAgriculture ReverseWoman Tending Garden2009Government ReverseHiawatha Belt2010Diplomacy ReversePeace Pipe2011Presidential and Native American dollars feature edge lettering. Theoriginal 2007-2008 issues featured the date, mint mark, andmottoes E PLURIBUSUNUMand IN GOD WE TRUST. On Presidentialdollars released from 2009 on, the motto IN GOD WE TRUST moved tothe obverse. Native American dollars have the same inscriptions aslater Presidential coins.PRESIDENTIAL2007-DATEComposition: copper-manganeseWeight: 8.1 gramsDiameter: 26.5 mmMints: Philadelphia, Denver,San FranciscoGeorge Washington2007James Monroe2008William Henry Harrison2009Millard Filmore2010Andrew Johnson201125
Page 1 and 2: $4.95LITTLETON’SCOLLECTORS GUIDE
Page 3 and 4: INTRODUCTION TOTYPE COIN COLLECTING
Page 5 and 6: HALF CENTS 1793-1857The smallest de
Page 7 and 8: SMALL CENTS 1856-DATEAmerica’s fi
Page 9 and 10: THREE-CENT PIECES 1851-1889SILVERTH
Page 11 and 12: American Life1891New clothes fasten
Page 13 and 14: DIMES 1796-DATEThe 10¢ coin, or di
Page 15 and 16: QUARTERS 1796-DATEBecause of the pr
Page 17 and 18: American Life1929 Stock Market cras
Page 19 and 20: HALF DOLLARS 1794-DATEThough the ha
Page 21 and 22: FRANKLIN1948-1963Composition: 90% s
Page 23: Large-Size Dollars 1873-1978The lar
Page 27 and 28: QUARTER EAGLES 1796-1929The first U
Page 29 and 30: EAGLES 1795-1933The U.S. gold eagle
Page 31 and 32: ROANOKE ISLAND,NORTH CAROLINAHALF D
Page 33 and 34: UNITED STATES BULLIONFrom ancient t
Page 35 and 36: CARING FOR YOUR COINSProper handlin

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