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What's The Mintmark G? 2017-G Five Ounce Silver Round

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Picked this up a few days ago for silver stacking purposes, but just curious if others know what the G mintmark to the left of the date means? This silver round is 88mm in diameter and is struck as a proof.

I also have a casino 10 dollar redeemable silver center token also with that same G mintmark.
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I also have a casino 10 dollar redeemable silver center token also with that same G mintmark.

I know that Global Minting produced Silver Strikes for casinos and used a "G" mint mark.

They also produced 4 oz. Silver Eagle reproductions, but I thought they were out of business by 2017.





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