About $25
The department responsible for the coinage of money is the U.S Department of Treasury.
San Francisco struck gold $5 coins for about 80 years. Please post a new question with the coin's date.
The Bank Can't Print its own money because only the treasury can print or make money . Every country would have a central governing authority for banks and they print paper and mint coin money.
5-16-11>> For the series of Morgan dollars, the 1921-S is the highest mintage S mintmarked year. Assuming the coin is circulated and depending on grade, retail values are $37.00-$44.00
They are inexpensive, and vary considerably in quality and type (different ribbons, mounts, etc.), from what I have seen. This is an explaination for this coin/medal from a web site called Check-Six.com: World War I "Victory Liberty Loan" Drive Medal - Made From A Captured German Cannon The Government always needs more money, and the Great War, or "War to End All Wars," was to be no exception. Liberty loans or bonds were sold by the federal government during World War I (1917-1919) to raise money for the war. These were labeled as 'loans,' because they promised interest to the bearer. As one advertisement from the period wrote: "The money to be raised by the Victory Liberty loan already has been spent. It furnished the "'punch'" that won the war and saved the lives of 100,000 of America's bravest boys. It is this unshed blood you are paying for when you subscribe to the Victory Liberty loan." On March 3, 1919, the "Victory Liberty Loan Act" was signed into law. The medals were made from German cannons captured by American troops at Chateau Thierry. These cannons were melted, and the metal roiled into sheets, from which the medals are made, and conferred by the Treasury Department on volunteers in the Victory Liberty loan campaign volunteers. About a half dollar in size piece, the obverse of the medal, exhibits a eagle grasping three arrows in one claw, and an olive branch in the other, flying below the U.S. Treasury Building, and reads "Victory Liberty Loan". The reverse reads: "Awarded - By the U.S. Treasury Department For Patriotic Service In Behalf of the Liberty Loans - Made From Captured German Cannon"....
The US Department of the Treasury
The Department of the Treasury
The department responsible for the coinage of money is the U.S Department of Treasury.
it is the department of treasury
this coin is a remembrance of the 1906 San Fransisco earth quake. the building on the back was the most important building stand while those around it were destroyed. this coin is bronze medal .
The treasury department has the power to produce money.
The U.S. Treasury Department.
Coin production is handled by the Bureau of the Mint, which is part of the Treasury Department. Paper money is under the jurisdiction of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. It's also part of the Treasury Department but is completely separate from the Mint.
The most reliable check is to peel back the foil wrapper to see if it contains dark or milk chocolate.
No. Only the U.S. Treasury Department can mint U.S. coins through the U.S. Mint.
the back of the coin has an armor symbol with a balance scale and an old key in it. and says The Department of the Treasury
PennyThe coin was minted out of steel to save LIVES. Copper was desperately needed for making ammunition.