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#Dimensions of us coins series
$5 Canadian Birds of Prey Series Silver (Peregrine Falcon)ġ oz. Gold Maple Leaf * Too much rattle in 16mm ring typeġ/2 oz. * Expect some rattle, H32 capsule measures 32.7mm insideġ/10 oz. Ten Cent (1908 ~ present) Too large for direct fit A list of linkable tags for topics mentioned on this page. Specifications for the American Innovation 1 Coins and Native American 1 Coins are the same. Mint legal tender coins presently in production for annual sets. One Cent (1920 ~ present) Too large for direct fit Find out in the table below, which gives specifications for U.S. *Expect some rattle with the H32 Direct Fit Capsuleġ oz. Also, coin is much thinner than either capsule type.ġ/10 oz. Philharmonic SilverĤ Ducat * Expect some rattle, H40.6 capsule measures 40.6mm inside.
Silver Koalaġ Kilo Silver Kookaburra, 1 Kilo Silver Koala, 1 Kilo Gold Lunarġ oz. Lunar Gold (Series II / 2008 - Present)ġ oz. Gold Nuggetġ/4 oz Gold Nugget, $2.00 Australian, 1/4 oz. only), Biblical Series Medallions, 1.5 oz. Silver BuffaloĮlemental/Privateer, Cleopatra, Goddesses of Olympus(limited mintage - Perth Mint), Scottsdale Stacker (2 oz. Copper Rounds, US Dollars (1794 ~ 1839 measure to make sure), Standard Casino ChipsĪmerican Silver Eagle Dollar, US Dollars (1794 ~ 1839 measure to make sure), Commemorative Gold $50, 1 oz. Liberty Seated, Trade, Morgan, Peace, Eisenhower Dollars & Modern 1 oz. Gaudens Gold $20, $20 Liberty Gold Double Eagle Gold $10 (1795 ~ 1804), First Spouse Bronze Coin Pre-measure your large cents to assure proper fit. $50 Platinum Eagle, Large Cent Chain, Lg. Anthony Dollar, Sacagawea Dollar, Presidential Dollar, First Spouse Gold, Lg. $25 Platinum Eagle, Half Cent Liberty Cap 1793, 20 Cent Piece (1875 ~ 1878), $4 Gold Stella Gold $2 1/2 Capped Head To Left (reduced diameter) 1829 ~ 1839 $10 Platinum Eagle, Half Dime 1794 ~ 1805 Coin Size Guide Links To Coin Size Guides by Country
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