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U.S. Treasury (Coin) Notes are historical U.S. notes printed in fractional denominations of a dollar.

Topics

Coins

Gold coins	Gold dollar (1849–1889) Quarter eagle (1796–1929) Three-dollar piece (1854–1889) Half eagle (1795–1929) Eagle (1795–1933) Double eagle (1850–1933; 2009)

Currency

Discontinued denominations

Discontinued currency types

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