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DL20K Pillar of the Community Poland 3201 Posts	Posted 07/14/2008 1:24 pm World coins up to 1945 having mintage of 200 million+ 1,435.400.000 - USA - 1 cent 1944 1,163.949.434 - Japan - 1 sen 1943 (type A) 1,040.515.000 - USA - 1 cent 1945 1,016.620.734 - Japan - 1 sen 1941 887.039.100 - USA - 1 cent 1941 756.000.000 - Japan - 10 sen 1943 (type C) 684.628.670 - USA - 1 cent 1943 657.828.600 - USA - 1 cent 1942 627.160.000 - Japan - 1 sen 1943 (type B) 602.110.000 - Japan - 1 sen 1940 558.877.000 - Germany - 1 rpf 1942A 586.825.872 - USA - 1 cent 1940 514.800.000 - India - 1/2 anna 1944 457.608.000 - India - 1 anna 1944(c) 450.022.000 - Japan - 10 sen 1944 442.602.000 - Japan - 1 sen 1939 437.760.000 - India - 1/2 anna 1943 430.578.000 - USA - 1 cent 1944D 421.138.000 - China - 1 cent (1919) Taiyuan mint 398.554.000 - East India Comp. - 1 rupee 1840 (c) 392.021.000 - USA - 1 cent 1919 372.401.000 - Germany - 1 rpf 1943A 350.000.000 - China - 5 cents 1940 343.680.000 - India - 2 annas 1943 319.334.000 - Germany - 10 pf 1921 316.479.520 - USA - 1 cent 1939 312.598.000 - East India Comp. - 1 rupee 1840 (b) 311.780.000 - China - 1 cent 1936 310.165.000 - USA - 1 cent 1920 309.637.569 - USA - 1 cent 1936 309.179.320 - USA - 1 cent 1937 307.198.000 - China - 1 cent 1937 300.000.000 - China - 2 cents 1939 288.104.634 - USA - 1 cent 1918 282.760.000 - USA - 1 cent 1944S 281.618.000 - Germany - 1 rpf 1941A 278.360.000 - India - 1 anna 1945(c) 276.493.000 - Japan - 5 sen 1943 274.499.000 - Germany - 10 pf 1922 271.165.000 - USA - 5 cents 1943P 254.000.000 - China - 10 cents 1941 253.210.000 - Japan - 1 sen 1922 252.440.000 - Japan - 1 sen 1921 250.000.000 - Spain - 10 centimos 1945 247.981.000 - Spain - 10 centimos 1941 246.216.000 - Germany - 5 rpf 1941A 245.338.000 - USA - 1 cent 1935 244.500.000 - India - 1 rupee 1942 242.361.000 - Japan - 5 sen 1941 (type A) 241.000.000 - Netherlands - 1 cent 1942 240.284.000 - Germany - 10 rpf 1941A 238.825.000 - India - 1 pice 1945L 237.197.000 - India - 1 pice 1945 231.410.000 - USA - Dime 1944 226.268.000 - USA - 1 cent 1945D 225.344.000 - India - 1/4 anna 1936 225.000.000 - Spain - 10 centimos 1940 223.948.000 - Germany - 1 rpf 1940A 223.516.000 - Germany - 5 pf 1918A 223.019.000 - Germany - 10 pf 1920 221.500.000 - Spain - 5 centimos 1945 219.080.000 - USA - 1 cent 1934 217.660.000 - USA - 1 cent 1943D 215.732.000 - India - 1/2 anna 1945 212.948.000 - Germany - 10 rpf 1940A 212.467.000 - India - 1/4 anna 1919 209.959.000 - Japan - 1 sen 1919 206.698.000 - USA - 1 cent 1942D 205.564.000 - France - 1 franc 1943 205.432.329 - USA - Dime 1942 203.283.720 - USA - 5 cents 1941 202.107.000 - Spain - 5 centimos 1941 202.008.000 - Germany - 10 pf 1918 200.009.000 - Japan - 1 sen 1935 I combined this list myself. If you know any coin that should be here and isn't, don't hesitate to tell us about it. Report this Post to the Staff

Mr Finger Valued Member United States 405 Posts	Posted 07/14/2008 1:26 pm Nice work.....you seemed to have put some time into that Report this Post to the Staff
DL20K Pillar of the Community Poland 3201 Posts	Posted 07/14/2008 2:06 pm And another list. This might have more "holes" in it. World gold coins 1801-1945 Mintage of 10 million+ 52.378.000 - Russia - 5 rb 1898 30.318.000 - GB - Sovereign 1912 30.044.000 - GB - Sovereign 1911 27.600.000 - Russia - 10 rb 1899 24.540.000 - GB - Sovereign 1913 23.486.000 - France - 20 francs 1854 22.380.000 - GB - Sovereign 1910 20.400.000 - Russia - 5 rb 1899 20.295.000 - France - 20 francs 1859 20.295.000 - GB - Sovereign 1915 19.193.000 - France - 20 francs 1857 18.459.000 - GB - Sovereign 1907 17.716.000 - France - 20 francs 1907 17.303.000 - France - 20 francs 1856 16.861.000 - France - 20 francs 1858 16.829.000 - Russia - 7 1/2 rb 1897 16.595.000 - France - 20 francs 1855 14.613.000 - France - 20 francs 1906 13.680.000 - GB - 1/2 sovereign 1892 13.487.000 - GB - Sovereign 1872 12.759.000 - France - 20 francs 1877 12.704.000 - France - 20 francs 1851 12.163.000 - France - 20 francs 1913 12.157.000 - GB - Sovereign 1909 11.900.000 - Russia - 15 rb 1897 11.746.000 - France - 20 francs 1875 11.729.000 - GB - Sovereign 1908 11.501.000 - GB - Sovereign 1914 11.069.000 - France - 20 francs 1897 11.055.000 - Japan - 20 yen 1930* 10.847.000 - GB - Sovereign 1900 10.598.000 - GB - Sovereign 1853 10.494.000 - France - 20 francs 1852 10.467.000 - GB - Sovereign 1906 10.332.000 - France - 20 francs 1912 10.220.000 - France - 20 francs 1860 10.041.000 - GB - Sovereign 1904 * Y#52, priced at $45000 in my ancient book. Report this Post to the Staff
spica Valued Member France 285 Posts	Posted 07/14/2008 2:48 pm wow ! impressive work ! do you have listed the most rarest too ? Report this Post to the Staff
DL20K Pillar of the Community Poland 3201 Posts	Posted 07/14/2008 2:51 pm Thank you, Spica, and no, I didn't. As I stated, my book is ancient and I can say nothing about rarity/price.. Also I wonder.. if the LMC mintage of 10,712.525.000 (1982) was beaten after 1990 (where my book finishes). Do LMCs have even greater mintages now? Report this Post to the Staff
BobK Valued Member United States 177 Posts	Posted 07/14/2008 4:25 pm The closest the US Mint has come since then is 8,774,220,000 for the 2000D cent. Since then it's been "only" 3 to 5 billion per mint per year. Great job on that list! Edited by BobK 07/14/2008 4:25 pm Report this Post to the Staff
Kabiye_Lady Pillar of the Community United States 581 Posts	Posted 07/15/2008 03:54 am Thanks for this! I've saved the list since this is pretty much a catalog of the world coins I own :( Maybe someday, I'll get one that only a few million own..... Report this Post to the Staff
Peter THOMAS Pillar of the Community Australia 2830 Posts	Posted 07/15/2008 05:33 am G'day, the Austrian silver thaler of 1780, featuring Empress Maria Theresa was struck until fairly recently. A run of 200+ years, inconveniently all bearing the same date. According to this source - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maria_Theresa_thaler 389 million were minted. I think that most of the coins in DL's first list are copper or bronze, so the Maria Theresa thaler might be high on a list of silver coins ... Of course, the Spanish dollar would be prominent too. I admire your perseverance in producing your lists, and thankyou for sharing them. Peter in Oz Report this Post to the Staff
DL20K Pillar of the Community Poland 3201 Posts	Posted 07/15/2008 05:58 am Thank you. Yes, I didn't include coins were minted over many years and which were still produced after 1945 without the date change. Another example is Ethiopian coins struck 1944 to 1975 without date change. These also have significant mintage: 5 cents - 219.000.000; 10 cents - 348.998.000. Also, in the gold coins I didn't include the Austrian 1915 ducat and 4 ducat. I wonder how many of these exist.. There are just too many of these here. Report this Post to the Staff
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