NorthWest Detroit Coin Club

NorthWest Detroit Coin Club

"KNOWLEDGE THRU COLLECTING"

50th Anniversary Commemorative Coin

NorthWest Detroit Coin Club

Meetings 2nd & 4th Tuesday Each Month Except July & August

Meetings at the Livonia Senior Center

NorthWest Detroit Coin Club

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Coin Production Annual Totals

These Are Total By Coin By Year.

As You Can See Coin Production Continues to Fall Year over Year

Circulating Coin Production Annual Totals

(Figures in millions)

	2011*	2010	2009	2008	2007	2006	2005
Total	1,773.37	6,373.11	3,548.00	10,141.58	14,440.65	15,517.50	15,302.69

	2004	2003	2002	2001	2000	1999
Total	13,81.26	12,036.44	14,413.24	19,401.46	28,093.43	21,930.03

1999-2011 Denver Mint Circulating Coin Production

(Figures in millions)

	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007	2008	2009	2010	2011*
1 ¢	6,360.07	8,774.22	5,374.99	4,028.06	3,548.00	3,456.40	3,764.45	3,944.00	3,638.80	2,849.6	1,248.00	2,047.20	535.20
5 ¢	1,066.72	1,509.52	627.68	691.20	383.04	716.88	898.80	809.28	626.16	352.8	46.80	229.92	100.32
10 ¢	1,397.75	1,818.70	1,412.80	1,379.50	986.50	1,159.50	1,423.50	1,447.00	1,042.00	637.5	49.50	562.00	149.00
25 ¢	2,205.41	2,805.52	2,324.58	1,720.30	1,159.20	1,208.60	1,571.80	1,520.40	1,456.24	1,287.6	269.60	173.40	61.60
50 ¢	10.68	19.47	19.50	2.50	2.50	2.90	3.50	2.00	4.10	1.70	1.90	1.70	1.70
1 $ – GD	11.78	518.92	70.94	3.73	3.08	2.66	2.52	2.80	3.92	14.84	33.88	48.72	18.06
$1 Coin	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	468.23	229.98	177.10	159.88	55.44
Total	11,052.41	15,446.35	9,830.49	7,825.29	6,082.32	6,546.94	7,664.57	7,725.48	7,237.75	5,374.02	1,826.78	3,222.82	921.32

1999-2011 Philadelphia Mint Circulating Coin Production

(Figures in millions)

	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007	2008	2009	2010	2011*
1 ¢	5,237.60	5,503.20	4,959.60	3,260.80	3,300.00	3,379.60	3,935.60	4,290.00	3,762.40	2,569.60	1,106.00	1,963.63	537.20
5 ¢	1,212.00	846.24	675.70	539.28	441.84	728.16	842.40	693.12	571.68	287.8	39.84	260.64	53.52
10 ¢	2,164.00	1,842.50	1,369.59	1,187.50	1,085.50	1,328.00	1,412.00	1,381.00	1,047.50	413.0	96.50	557.00	126.00
25 ¢	2,225.53	3,665.42	2,482.40	1,593.40	1,121.20	1,193.00	1,441.80	1,420.60	1,340.40	1,251.2	264.32	173.60	61.20
50 ¢	8.90	22.60	21.20	3.10	2.50	2.90	3.80	2.40	2.40	1.70	1.90	1.80	1.75
1 $ – GD	29.59	767.14	62.47	3.87	3.08	2.66	2.52	4.90	3.64	9.80	37.38	32.06	9.66
$1 Coin	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	0.00	474.88	234.5	175.28	161.56	62.72
Total	10,877.62	12,647.10	9,570.96	6,587.95	5,954.12	6,634.32	7,638.12	7,792.02	7,204.60	4,767.56	1,721.22	3,150.29	852.05

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Our March Meeting and

April 1st Coin Show

Glen Ridgway, (2nd L) takes questions after his lecture on 'Currency Grading'...to members of the NW Detroit Coin Club at their March meeting.

photo credit: David L. Malhalab M News Service / MNS Photo

(313 580 2393)

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It's available...Don Charters, of Wayne and President of the Central States Numismatic Society, holds one of the first new Canadian $100 bills with new technology that makes them last longer and counterfeit proof. The Canadian money will be made of polymer (can't be ripped) and with images that can be seen from front and back. The new Canadian $50 and $100 polymer money will last 2.5 times longer. Charters is a nationally known respected coin collector.

photo credit: David L. Malhalab M News Service / MNS Photo (313 580 2393)

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See What Your Melt Coins Are Worth.

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Check out the presentation by W.A. Anderson

"My Two cents Worth"

Mr. Anderson gave a presentation to the

Membership of NWDCC.org

Click here for information

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ANA FOCUS ON EDUCATION

COUNTERFEIT DETECTION

CONSUMER AWARENESS RESOURCES

Counterfeit Detection Articles

New counterfeit operations have sprung up across the world, particularly in China, where relaxed laws protect these operations from liability. The counterfeiters use clever production methods and cutting-edge die-making technology, creating forgeries that are difficult for most collectors to detect. A wide variety of counterfeit objects are being produced, including U.S. and world coins, paper money, errors, and even slabs. With the assistance of unprincipled dealers and investors, this new material is flooding the market at an astonishing rate, compromising the investments of collectors and the integrity of honest dealers.

Below are some links that look at counterfeiting in greater detail, including an eye-opening article in Coin World exploring how new counterfeit material is produced and finds its way into the United States market. In addition, the ANA will be developing a comprehensive online resource guide, a counterfeit detection course held at Summer Seminar and conventions, and an exhibit exploring modern counterfeiting.

An educated numismatic community is the best defense against this widespread problem; we encourage everyone who loves the hobby to take the time to increase their awareness.

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*THIS ARTICLE FROM THE AMERICAN NUMISMATIC ASSOCIATION WEB SITE WWW.MONEY.ORG

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Coin Error Website Added to the Links Page

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Interesting fact of coin production