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There are currently 4 mints, not 3:
Philadelphia (P) and Denver (D) - circulation coins
San Francisco (S) - proof coins
West Point (W) - bullion and commemorative coins
There have been 4 other mints in the past:
Charlotte, North Carolina (C) - gold coins only, 1838-1861
Dahlonega, Georgia (D) - gold coins only, 1838-1861
Carson City, Nevada (CC) - 1870-1893
New Orleans (O) - 1838-1909
San Francisco struck circulation coins up till 1955, and occasionally in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
West Point has occasionally made cents when demand warrants, but they are struck without a mint mark so they cannot be distinguished from Philadelphia cents.
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