#Proof coinage series

Do not miss your opportunity to add these highly sought-after coins to your collection today. These sets have been sold out since 2009 or earlier and have not been made since. Like all modern proof coinage struck by the US Mint, the coins feature frosted. The 2018 american liberty one tenth ounce gold proof coin is struck in 24 karat. All of this will ship to you encased in the original government issue protective holders. These coins were struck at the San Francisco Mint and carry the S mint mark. We are also include the 1976 United States bicentennial 3 coin commemorative dollar, half dollar and quarter. This set includes every proof set from their opening year in 1968 all the way to 2009 when they released the 4 coin bicentennial Lincoln commemorative cents and through the end of the State/Territorial Quarter program.

#Proof coinage series

This collection also includes the complete State and Territory quarter series minted from 1999-2009, which is the most recognized series in American history. Due to an effort made by Banco de Mxico and the Mexican Mint, for the first time in the history of numismatic sales, legal-tender proof coins are for sale. Anthony dollars 1979-1981 and the first Sacagawea dollars 2000-2009). Some of the standout coins include all the Eisenhower proof dollars (1973-1978) and the first two women to appear on American coinage (Susan B.

There are a total of 291 coins in this collection. This collection is the complete first 42 years of Proof sets from 1968 to 2009 produced at the San Francisco Mint all in their original government packaging with its certificate of authenticity. Great care is taken by the US Mint to create the most perfect coins possible.

The coins are struck multiple times on polished planchets, with specially prepared dies. Proof coins are manufactured by striking each coin at least twice on highly polished coin blanks to bring out the mirrored field and high relief devices. As most of you know, Proof coins are made for collectors and in most cases are distinctly different in appearance to coins made for circulation. 1968 marks the first year that the San Francisco Mint began issuing complete proof sets and that continues today. This continued until 1965 when they began to move the proof making capacity to the San Francisco Mint which took 3 years. In 1955 the government began issuing each years proof coin denominations as a complete flat pack sets.