1975 United States Mint Set – Uncirculated Coins from Philadelphia, Denver & San Francisco

The 1975 United States Mint Set is an official U.S. Mint release that includes uncirculated examples of each circulating denomination from the Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco Mints. Packaged in its Original Government Packaging (OGP), this set occupies a key place in modern U.S. coinage as a direct lead-in to the Bicentennial era. The official mintage for the 1975 Mint Set was 1,921,488 sets, making it an important—but still accessible—modern collector issue.

Inside the set, collectors will find uncirculated 1975-dated Lincoln Cents, Jefferson Nickels, and Roosevelt Dimes from Philadelphia and Denver, along with corresponding “S” mintmark coins from San Francisco where applicable. The quarter, half dollar, and Eisenhower dollar denominations for this period transitioned into the dual-dated 1776–1976 Bicentennial designs, making the 1975-dated smaller denominations an interesting contrast to the special reverse designs that followed.

With classic 1970s cellophane packaging separating each mint’s coins, the 1975 Mint Set offers clear viewing of luster, strike quality, and mintmarks. For collectors assembling a full mid-1970s Mint Set run or focusing on the years that frame the Bicentennial issues, this set represents a meaningful and historically rich addition.

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