Bimetallic Coins

How do I find the serial/identification number for a 2000 Library of Congress Bimetallic Ten Dollar Coin?

Jun 10, 2008 by Derek N | Posted in Other - Business & Finance

I am attempting to sell some 2000 Library of Congress Bimetallic Ten Dollar Coins. I've been on ebay to try and asses an appropriate price to sell them at and have noticed that some of the coins come with a seriel number or some type of alpha numeric

Do you mean PR-69 or PR-70? NGC or PCGS?
NGC and PCGS are third party grading services and PR-69 or 70 is the grade assigned to the coin. PR-70 is the highest possible grade and sells at a considerable premium compared to PR-69 or lower grade

I. B. Zoxx | Jun 10, 2008

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The birth of the U.S. was paid for by both a debauched paper currency and large debts that it soon defaulted on. When Alexander Hamilton became Treasury secretary in 1789, his job was not just restoring the country’s credit by restructuring the debt and imposing new taxes; he also had to clean up the mess that was money in the early U.S.

Hamilton proposed to base the monetary system on both gold and silver. Gold had advantages, including greater stability, he argued, but it would be disruptive to withdraw the large amounts of silver that were already in use. He proposed “ten dollar and one dollar gold pieces, one dollar and ten cent silver pieces, and one cent and one-half cent copper pieces,” and the Mint Act of 1792 largely followed his recommendations. As gold and silver were both widely recognized bases for money at the time, this was relatively uncontroversial.

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World a vast place is encapsulated with many different coins which is used for regular exchange and till now many countries all over the world has issued bimetallic coins which means its composed of many different metals in the form of two rings in a nice manner. As per information till now there are 145 countries which will issue bimetallic coins and the latest country to issue bimetallic coin is Turkmenistan(1 and 2 Manat) and the forthcoming issue will be Panama(1...