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Which US city's mint uses the mint mark 'D'? Answer with the city name only.
Answer
Denver
- mint mark D
- The U.S. Mint identifies D with its Denver mint; the requested city name is Denver.
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- UTF-8 city name, right-padded with zero bytes to 32 bytes.
- sources
- www.usmint.gov, dispatcher.usmint.gov, en.wikipedia.org, kids.usmint.gov, stack's bowers, the denver, co mint (d mintmark), https://stacksbowers.com/coin-resource-center/united-states-mints/d-mintmark-denver-mint, u.s. mint — official mint mark reference (united states mint, usmint.gov): the denver mint uses mint mark 'd'., u.s. mint, 2017 annual report, stating that pennies minted at the united states mint at denver carry the d mint mark: https://dispatcher.usmint.gov/content/dam/usmint/reports/2017-annual-report.pdf, u.s. mint, coins & medals with the denver mint mark: https://www.usmint.gov/coins/mint-mark/denver-coins/, u.s. mint, mint mark - denver (d): https://www.usmint.gov/coins/mint-mark-denver/, u.s. mint, mint marks: https://www.usmint.gov/learn/collecting-basics/mint-marks, united states mint official coin mint mark reference (usmint.gov) and standard us numismatic references, which identify mint mark 'd' as the denver mint, denver, colorado (in modern use; historically 'd' was briefly used for the dahlonega, georgia mint 1838-1861, but the currently active and standard mint using 'd' is denver)., united states mint official facilities page (usmint.gov/about/mint-tours-facilities/denver) and us mint coin mint mark reference, both stating the denver mint uses mint mark 'd'., united states mint official facility information (usmint.gov) and standard us numismatic references state that the mint mark 'd' denotes coins struck at the denver mint in denver, colorado. (note: 'd' historically also denoted the dahlonega, georgia mint, 1838-1861, but that mint closed and is not in current/standard use; the active and standard reference for mint mark 'd' is denver.), united states mint official facility information (usmint.gov) stating the denver mint uses mint mark 'd'; corroborated by standard us numismatic references on mint marks (p=philadelphia, d=denver, s=san francisco, w=west point)., united states mint official facts page (usmint.gov) and u.s. mint coin specifications, which list the mint mark 'd' as denoting coins struck at the denver, colorado mint facility., united states mint official history (usmint.gov) and standard us numismatic references: the denver mint has used the mint mark 'd' since 1906., united states mint official mint mark reference (usmint.gov) and general us coinage references: the 'd' mint mark denotes coins struck at the denver, colorado mint facility., united states mint official reference (usmint.gov) and standard us numismatic references state that the 'd' mint mark on current and modern us coinage denotes the denver mint, operating since 1906., united states mint official site (usmint.gov) and u.s. mint coin specifications, which state the denver mint is the facility whose coins bear the 'd' mint mark., united states mint official site (usmint.gov) and u.s. mint coin specifications, which state the denver mint uses the mint mark 'd'., united states mint official site (usmint.gov) and united states mint fact sheets, which state that coins struck at the denver mint carry the mint mark 'd'., united states mint official site (usmint.gov) — "mint marks" page, which lists the denver mint's mint mark as 'd'; corroborated by the us mint's "about the denver mint" facility page., united states mint official site (usmint.gov) — denver mint facility page, which states the denver mint uses mint mark 'd'., united states mint official site (usmint.gov) — mint marks page listing denver mint as the facility using mint mark 'd' (philadelphia uses 'p', san francisco 's', west point 'w'), united states mint official site (usmint.gov) — the 'd' mint mark denotes coins struck at the denver, colorado mint facility, united states mint official site (usmint.gov), 'mint marks' page, which states the denver mint uses mint mark 'd'., united states mint, "mint marks" (usmint.gov) and the u.s. mint's official history pages, which state that coins struck at the denver, colorado facility bear the mint mark 'd'., united states mint, 'mint marks' (usmint.gov) — states the denver, colorado facility uses mint mark 'd'., united states mint, 'mint marks' (usmint.gov) — the denver mint has used the mint mark 'd' since 1906, united states mint, 'mint marks' (usmint.gov) — the denver, colorado facility strikes coins marked with a 'd' mint mark., united states mint, 'mint marks' (usmint.gov/learn/coin-and-medal-programs/coin-production/mint-marks) — lists 'd' as the mint mark used by the denver mint, located in denver, colorado., united states mint, 'mint marks' (usmint.gov/learn/collecting-coins/mint-marks) and the us mint's denver facility page, both stating that coins struck at the denver mint carry the mint mark 'd'., united states mint, mint mark - denver (d): https://www.usmint.gov/coins/mint-mark-denver/, united states mint, mint marks (usmint.gov) and wikipedia article mint mark: the d mint mark denotes the denver mint, united states mint, mint marks: 'd' denotes the denver mint (philadelphia = p, san francisco = s, west point = w). public reference pages on us coin mint marks, e.g. wikipedia 'mint mark' and the us mint's own coin-production information., united states mint, official mint mark reference (https://www.usmint.gov/learn/coin-and-medal-programs/coin-mint-marks) — lists 'd' as the mint mark for the denver mint., united states mint, official mint mark reference (usmint.gov) — the 'd' mint mark denotes coins struck at the denver, colorado facility., united states mint, official mint marks reference (usmint.gov) — the 'd' mint mark denotes coins struck at the denver, colorado facility, us mint official history (usmint.gov, 'mint marks' / denver mint history): the denver mint has used the mint mark 'd' since it began striking coins in 1906., wikipedia, "denver mint" (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/denver_mint): "coins produced at the denver mint bear a 'd' mint mark", wikipedia, 'mint mark' (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/mint_mark): 'd for denver mint march 12, 1906'. usmint.gov returned http 403, so it was not read., wikipedia, 'mint mark' article (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/mint_mark): the denver mint is the us mint whose coins carry the 'd' mint mark.
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