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a double eagle? There is only one 1933 double eagle that may be legally owned by a private citizen, but there is litigation pending that may release 10 more (plus, I believe there is one in the mint's collection). There are only 5 1913 Liberty Nickels, 15 1804 Silver Dollars, and 24 1894-S dimes.

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None of the individual designs are rare. Hundreds of millions of each type have been minted.

The only Presidential dollars that sell for much more than face value are some from 2007 and 2008 that accidentally were released without the final step of pressing the date, mint mark, and mottoes into the coins' edges. The problem occurred because mint workers weren't used to taking the extra step of sending the coins through the edge-lettering press. Initially these coins sold for significant premiums but as more were found the price dropped as low as $30 or so.

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