Mint Sets

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U.S. Mint Sets

1947 to Date

Mint Sets are an excellent way to acquire all of the uncirculated regular issue coins for a particular year, as each set contains coins for each denomination from each mint. Each Mint Set that we offer is delivered in the original U.S. Mint packaging.

1947 through 1958: Each mint set contained 2 of each denomination from each mint, and the coins were housed in rigid cardboard sleeves, and delivered in a brown envelope. Mint sets from 1964 and earlier contain a 90% silver dime, quarter and half.

1959 through 1998: The Mint Sets were housed in plastic sleeves in an envelope and contained one coin of each denomination from each mint.

1999 to date: The mint set coins are housed in bubble packs and contained one coin of each denomination from each mint.

What a terrific way to stash away all the regular issue coins for each year!

Early Mint Sets (1947-1958)

Mint Sets (1959-1964)

Special Mint Sets (1965-1967)

2025 Mint Set Choice Brilliant Uncirculated

Later Mint Sets (1968-date)

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Time for a Change?

I like the one-off design of the 250th Anniversary, which I think boldly expresses the concept of offering freedom to its citizens. We should, as a country, consider keeping this design. Mount Vernon's example is a nice uncirculated coin.

Such a Pretty Coin

Beautiful design, reminding me of French coins from the early 20th century, I think this coins design perfectly captures the concept of freedom. Mount Vernon's example is a nice uncirculated coin.

10 X $ 1.00 Silver Certificates

I received these 10 1.00 dollar denomination Silver Certificates to be exactly as stated by the seller and to be in VG - Good condition as also advertised. This is my first time deciding to buy paper money and figured that these would be great to add to my collection of actual silver coins, (mostly silver dollars). I bought these silver certificates more for the historical value, rather than the actual denomination value to be paid to the bearer one dollar in silver. Where else could I find out US paper money that would make such a statement to pay someone in silver of the equal value?
Again, it's the history behind such a demand that intrigued me more than anything.
My next purchase hopefully will be in Gold Certificate's.
I'm very happy with the purchase of the silver certificates I purchased.
Thank you

All is well.

Items were as advertised.

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