---------------+-----------+-----------+------------- Calendar Years.| Gold. | Silver. | Total. ---------------+-----------+-----------+------------- 1880 |$36,000,000|$39,200,000|$75,200,000 1881 | 34,700,000| 43,000,000| 77,700,000 1882 | 32,500,000| 46,800,000| 79,300,000 1883 | 30,000,000| 46,200,000| 76,200,000 1884 | 30,800,000| 48,800,000| 79,600,000 1885 | 31,800,000| 51,600,000| 83,400,000 1886 | 35,000,000| 51,000,000| 86,000,000 ---------------+-----------+-----------+------------- Gold and silver product in the United States and amount coined in 1886. GOLD. Value of the product of the mines, 1886 $98,000,000 Coinage executed in 1886 $92,650,000 Recoinage 9,600,000 ----------- Net coinage 1886 83,050,000 ----------- Leaving new gold for employment in the arts $14,950,000 =========== SILVER. Value of the product of the mines, 1886 $130,000,000 Coinage executed in 1886 $124,670,000 Recoinage 13,950,000 ------------ Net coinage 1886 110,720,000 ----------- Leaving new silver for employment in the arts $19,280,000 =========== Minor Coins Shipped to the Different States and Territories from the Mint at Philadelphia during the Fiscal Year 1887.