1976 United States Mint Set – Bicentennial Uncirculated Coins from Philadelphia & Denver

The 1976 United States Mint Set celebrates America’s Bicentennial with uncirculated examples of each circulating denomination produced by the Philadelphia and Denver Mints. Packaged in its Original Government Packaging (OGP), this set is one of the most popular modern issues thanks to its iconic dual-dated 1776–1976 Bicentennial coinage. The official mintage for the 1976 Mint Set was 1,892,513 sets, making it a key collectible from the nation’s 200th anniversary year.

Inside this historic set, collectors will find uncirculated strikes of the Lincoln Cent, Jefferson Nickel, and Roosevelt Dime from both mints, along with the special Bicentennial versions of the Washington Quarter, Kennedy Half Dollar, and Eisenhower Dollar. Each of these larger denominations features a one-year-only reverse design celebrating America’s founding, making them highly recognizable and widely collected.

The 1976 Mint Set includes separate cellophane panels for each mint (Philadelphia and Denver), allowing easy viewing of luster, strike quality, and mintmark distinctions. A must-have for collectors assembling a full run of modern Mint Sets, the 1976 Mint Set remains a foundational addition thanks to its special designs, historical significance, and widespread popularity.

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