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[edit] Fair use rationale for use in New Orleans Mint

Use of this copyrighted image in article New Orleans Mint is believed to be fair use on the grounds that:

No equivalent image is available in the public domain or could be created that would adequately give the same information
It is used here strictly for educational purposes
Use of the image will not significantly detract from the copyright holder's ability to sell the image
Use of the image adds signicantly to the article as it directly illustrates the subject of the article
The image is a small portion of the original work
It is a low resolution image in .jpg format
It is freely available on the internet

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