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1972 US Mint Set ( 11 pc ) - OGP
1971 US Mint Set ( 11 pc ) - OGP
1977 US Mint Set ( 12 pc ) - OGP
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The United States Mint released the 1st official "Uncirculated" Mint set in 1947. It was introduced to give coin collectors the opportunity to acquire ALL denominations and mints that were released into circulation per year, per coinage issue. Unlike the Proof Sets, these are normal coins intended for circulation. The "Official" packaging is the United States Mint's stamp of authenticity as to the condition of the coins.
This
1972
United States Mint set is the
14th
year of issue. It includes
11
coins, consisting of the Nickel, Dime, Quarter, and Half Dollar were struck at the Philadelphia and Denver Mints, while the Cent was struck at San Francisco, Philadelphia and the Denver Mints.
The
1972
set ranks #
42
in mintage, with
2,750,000
struck.
Uncirculated sets sold by the US Mint from 1947 to 1958 contained two examples of each regular issue coin. These were packaged in cardboard holders that did not have a protective seal over the coins. Since 1959 the sets have been sealed in a protective plastic envelope. No official US Mint sets were issued in 1950, 1982 and 1983.
The United States Mint released the 1st official "Uncirculated" Mint set in 1947. It was introduced to give coin collectors the opportunity to acquire ALL denominations and mints that were released into circulation per year, per coinage issue. Unlike the Proof Sets, these are normal coins intended for circulation. The "Official" packaging is the United States Mint's stamp of authenticity as to the condition of the coins.
This
1971
United States Mint set is the
13th
year of issue. It includes
11
coins, consisting of the Nickel, Dime, Quarter, and Half Dollar were struck at the Philadelphia and Denver Mints, while the Cent was struck at San Francisco, Philadelphia and the Denver Mints.
The
1971
set ranks #
38
in mintage, with
2,193,396
struck.
Uncirculated sets sold by the US Mint from 1947 to 1958 contained two examples of each regular issue coin. These were packaged in cardboard holders that did not have a protective seal over the coins. Since 1959 the sets have been sealed in a protective plastic envelope. No official US Mint sets were issued in 1950, 1982 and 1983.
The United States Mint released the 1st official "Uncirculated" Mint set in 1947. It was introduced to give coin collectors the opportunity to acquire ALL denominations and mints that were released into circulation per year, per coinage issue. Unlike the Proof Sets, these are normal coins intended for circulation. The "Official" packaging is the United States Mint's stamp of authenticity as to the condition of the coins.
This
1977
United States Mint set is the
20th
year of issue. It includes
12
coins, consisting of the Cent, Nickel, Dime, Quarter, Half Dollar and Dollar were struck at the Philadelphia and Denver Mints.
The
1977
set ranks #
34
in mintage, with
2,006,869
struck.
Uncirculated sets sold by the US Mint from 1947 to 1958 contained two examples of each regular issue coin. These were packaged in cardboard holders that did not have a protective seal over the coins. Since 1959 the sets have been sealed in a protective plastic envelope. No official US Mint sets were issued in 1950, 1982 and 1983.
1978 US Mint Set ( 12 pc ) - OGP
1974 US Mint Set ( 13 pc ) - OGP
1979 US Mint Set ( 12 pc ) - OGP
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$8.95
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The United States Mint released the 1st official "Uncirculated" Mint set in 1947. It was introduced to give coin collectors the opportunity to acquire ALL denominations and mints that were released into circulation per year, per coinage issue. Unlike the Proof Sets, these are normal coins intended for circulation. The "Official" packaging is the United States Mint's stamp of authenticity as to the condition of the coins.
This
1978
United States Mint set is the
21st
year of issue. It includes
12
coins, consisting of the Cent, Nickel, Dime, Quarter, Half Dollar and Dollar were struck at the Philadelphia and Denver Mints.
The
1978
set ranks #
37
in mintage, with
2,162,609
struck.
Uncirculated sets sold by the US Mint from 1947 to 1958 contained two examples of each regular issue coin. These were packaged in cardboard holders that did not have a protective seal over the coins. Since 1959 the sets have been sealed in a protective plastic envelope. No official US Mint sets were issued in 1950, 1982 and 1983.
The United States Mint released the 1st official "Uncirculated" Mint set in 1947. It was introduced to give coin collectors the opportunity to acquire ALL denominations and mints that were released into circulation per year, per coinage issue. Unlike the Proof Sets, these are normal coins intended for circulation. The "Official" packaging is the United States Mint's stamp of authenticity as to the condition of the coins.
This
1974
United States Mint set is the
16th
year of issue. It includes
13
coins, consisting of the Nickel, Dime, Quarter, Half Dollar and
New
Eisenhower Dollar were struck at the Philadelphia and Denver Mints. The Cent was struck at the San Francisco, Philadelphia and Denver Mints.
The
1974
set ranks #
32
in mintage, with
1,975,981
struck.
Uncirculated sets sold by the US Mint from 1947 to 1958 contained two examples of each regular issue coin. These were packaged in cardboard holders that did not have a protective seal over the coins. Since 1959 the sets have been sealed in a protective plastic envelope. No official US Mint sets were issued in 1950, 1982 and 1983.
The United States Mint released the 1st official "Uncirculated" Mint set in 1947. It was introduced to give coin collectors the opportunity to acquire ALL denominations and mints that were released into circulation per year, per coinage issue. Unlike the Proof Sets, these are normal coins intended for circulation. The "Official" packaging is the United States Mint's stamp of authenticity as to the condition of the coins.
This
1979
United States Mint set is the
22nd
year of issue. It includes
12
coins, consisting of the Cent, Nickel, Dime, Quarter, Half Dollar and
New
Susan B. Anthony Dollar, they were struck at the Philadelphia and Denver Mints.
The
1979
set ranks #
41
in mintage, with
2,526,000
struck.
Uncirculated sets sold by the US Mint from 1947 to 1958 contained two examples of each regular issue coin. These were packaged in cardboard holders that did not have a protective seal over the coins. Since 1959 the sets have been sealed in a protective plastic envelope. No official US Mint sets were issued in 1950, 1982 and 1983.
1979 Susan B Anthony PDS Souvenir Mint Set - Government Packaging
1976 US Mint Set ( 12 pc ) - OGP
1975 US Mint Set ( 12 pc ) - OGP
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The United States Mint released the 1st official "Uncirculated" Mint set in 1947. It was introduced to give coin collectors the opportunity to acquire ALL denominations and mints that were released into circulation per year, per coinage issue. Unlike the Proof Sets, these are normal coins intended for circulation. The "Official" packaging is the United States Mint's stamp of authenticity as to the condition of the coins.
This
1976
United States Mint set is the
18th
year of issue. It includes
12
coins, consisting of the Cent, Nickel, Dime, Quarter, Half Dollar and Dollar were struck at the Philadelphia and Denver Mints.
The
1976
set ranks #
330
in mintage, with
1,892,513
struck.
Uncirculated sets sold by the US Mint from 1947 to 1958 contained two examples of each regular issue coin. These were packaged in cardboard holders that did not have a protective seal over the coins. Since 1959 the sets have been sealed in a protective plastic envelope. No official US Mint sets were issued in 1950, 1982 and 1983.
The United States Mint released the 1st official "Uncirculated" Mint set in 1947. It was introduced to give coin collectors the opportunity to acquire ALL denominations and mints that were released into circulation per year, per coinage issue. Unlike the Proof Sets, these are normal coins intended for circulation. The "Official" packaging is the United States Mint's stamp of authenticity as to the condition of the coins.
This
1975
United States Mint set is the
17th
year of issue. It includes
12
coins, consisting of the Cent, Nickel, Dime,
1976
Quarter,
(there was no quarter minted in 1975)
, Half Dollar and Dollar were struck at the Philadelphia and Denver Mints.
The
1975
set ranks #
31
in mintage, with
1,921,488
struck.
Uncirculated sets sold by the US Mint from 1947 to 1958 contained two examples of each regular issue coin. These were packaged in cardboard holders that did not have a protective seal over the coins. Since 1959 the sets have been sealed in a protective plastic envelope. No official US Mint sets were issued in 1950, 1982 and 1983.
1973 US Mint Set ( 13 pc ) - OGP
1970 US Mint Set ( 10 pc ) - OGP
1976 US Mint Set ( 3 pc ) - OGP
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$27.95
The United States Mint released the 1st official "Uncirculated" Mint set in 1947. It was introduced to give coin collectors the opportunity to acquire ALL denominations and mints that were released into circulation per year, per coinage issue. Unlike the Proof Sets, these are normal coins intended for circulation. The "Official" packaging is the United States Mint's stamp of authenticity as to the condition of the coins.
This
1973
United States Mint set is the
15th
year of issue. It includes
13
coins, consisting of the Nickel, Dime, Quarter, Half Dollar and
New
Eisenhower Dollar were struck at the Philadelphia and Denver Mints. The Cent was struck at the San Francisco, Philadelphia and Denver Mints.
The
1973
set ranks #
25
in mintage, with
1,767,691
struck.
Uncirculated sets sold by the US Mint from 1947 to 1958 contained two examples of each regular issue coin. These were packaged in cardboard holders that did not have a protective seal over the coins. Since 1959 the sets have been sealed in a protective plastic envelope. No official US Mint sets were issued in 1950, 1982 and 1983.
The United States Mint released the 1st official "Uncirculated" Mint set in 1947. It was introduced to give coin collectors the opportunity to acquire ALL denominations and mints that were released into circulation per year, per coinage issue. Unlike the Proof Sets, these are normal coins intended for circulation. The "Official" packaging is the United States Mint's stamp of authenticity as to the condition of the coins.
This
1970
United States Mint set is the
12th
year of issue. It includes
10
coins, consisting of the nickel, dime, quarter struck at the Philadelphia and Denver Mints, the cent was struck at San Francisco, Philadelphia and Denver Mints with the half dollar struck only at the Denver Mint.
The
1970
set ranks #
35
in mintage, with
2,038,134
struck.
Uncirculated sets sold by the US Mint from 1947 to 1958 contained two examples of each regular issue coin. These were packaged in cardboard holders that did not have a protective seal over the coins. Since 1959 the sets have been sealed in a protective plastic envelope. No official US Mint sets were issued in 1950, 1982 and 1983.
The United States Mint released the 1st official "Uncirculated" Mint set in 1947. It was introduced to give coin collectors the opportunity to acquire ALL denominations and mints that were released into circulation per year, per coinage issue. Unlike the Proof Sets, these are normal coins intended for circulation. The "Official" packaging is the United States Mint's stamp of authenticity as to the condition of the coins.
This
1976 3 pc Bicentennial
United States Mint set is the
19th
year of issue. In 1976 the US Mint introduced a special "Mint Set" for the
Bicentennial Celebration
from the San Francisco Mint. Different than previous issues, this set includes 3 special 40% silver coins not released into circulation: the Bicentennial Quarter, Half Dollar, and Dollar.
The
1976 Bicentennial
set ranks #
46
in mintage, with
4,908,319
struck.
Uncirculated sets sold by the US Mint from 1947 to 1958 contained two examples of each regular issue coin. These were packaged in cardboard holders that did not have a protective seal over the coins. Since 1959 the sets have been sealed in a protective plastic envelope. No official US Mint sets were issued in 1950, 1982 and 1983.
Susan B. Anthony Mint Sets 1979-1981
Susan B Anthony Proof & Mint Sets (1979-1981)
40 Years of Mint Sets - 1968 to 2009
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