uncirculated

un·cir·cu·lat·ed

never having been in circulation: said of coins and paper currency

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uncirculated

adjective

Not circulated or in circulation; not moving around or flowing freely: uncirculated coins; uncirculated air.

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Adjective

(comparative more uncirculated, superlative most uncirculated)

Not circulated

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It's rare to find Barber types in uncirculated bags of quarters.
Prior to 1965, U.S. silver coins contained 90 percent silver, making uncirculated coins from this time period very valuable.
Penny: This rare penny is only valuable in uncirculated condition.

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