Collectible coins encompass a variety of types, including numismatic coins, bullion coins, commemorative coins, and error coins. In the United States, coins can be categorized based on their historical significance, rarity, minting errors, and popular demand. The term "G P 10" likely refers to a graded coin, where "G" indicates the grade and "P" could denote a specific mint or type, with "10" commonly signifying a numerical grade in a standard scale where higher numbers correspond to better condition. Collectors often seek out coins that are limited in mintage or possess unique characteristics, enhancing their value and appeal in the marketplace.
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2000-W G/P$10 Library of Congress Bicentennial | G/P$10 | $10 Modern Commems | 2000 | West Point |
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2000-W G/P$10 Library of Congress Bicentennial DCAM | G/P$10 | $10 Modern Commems | 2000 | West Point |