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Only proof coins were initially struck.

Seated Liberty dollars were initially struck only at the Philadelphia Mint; in 1846, production began at the New Orleans facility.

The circulation pieces were initially struck for use in the West Indies, but beginning in 1845, were coined for use in Britain as well.

We were initially struck by the similarity of the estimates made by the UK and Melbourne experts (Table 1) regarding treatment used in the first- to third-line setting.

Since the Foxconn deal was initially struck, it has looked worse and worse.

Comey was initially struck by how long it took Bridgewater to make decisions, because of the ceaseless internal debates.

He was initially struck by the primitive frescoes on the walls of local Romanesque churches and then, at art school, he was exposed to the European avant-garde.

Deutsche Bank and Deutsche Post both insisted there was no pressure from Berlin to complete the deal, which was initially struck in early September, before the turmoil in financial markets.

He says he was initially struck by hearing of the artist's obsessive buying of the same make of green cotton underpants.

Anderson says he was initially struck that Britannia's managers were very interested when a merger was proposed, but on reflection attributed this to the fact Britannia faced similar challenges to the Co-op's own financial services arm.

He sued the magazine, its editor Fiona Godlee and Deer in Texas, and although his case was initially struck out on technical grounds, he is appealing and continues to maintain that the scientific research he conducted was not fraudulent.