1973 United States Mint Set – Featuring the Key 1973 Eisenhower Dollars

The 1973 United States Mint Set is a standout modern issue, offering uncirculated examples of every denomination produced by the Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco Mints. Packaged in its Original Government Packaging (OGP), this set is especially prized for including the 1973 Eisenhower Dollars, coins that were not released into general circulation and are available only through official Mint or Proof Sets. The official mintage for the 1973 Mint Set was 1,767,691 sets.

This release includes uncirculated Lincoln Cents, Jefferson Nickels, Roosevelt Dimes, Washington Quarters, and Kennedy Half Dollars from both Philadelphia and Denver. The highlight, however, is the pair of uncirculated Eisenhower Dollars—one from each mint—which have become essential additions for collectors building a complete Ike Dollar set. Also included are “S” mintmark uncirculated Lincoln Cents and Jefferson Nickels from the San Francisco Mint.

With its sharp uncirculated strikes, multi-mint variety, and exclusive Eisenhower Dollar inclusions, the 1973 Mint Set remains one of the most desirable early-1970s Mint Sets. Its combination of collector-only denominations and original Mint packaging makes it an important release for anyone assembling a complete U.S. Mint Set run or focusing on Eisenhower Dollar history.

Enhance your collection further by exploring our full range of U.S. Mint Sets, or browse popular related categories such as Lincoln Cents for additional companion pieces.