1990 United States Mint Set – Uncirculated Coins from Philadelphia & Denver

The 1990 United States Mint Set contains uncirculated examples of every circulating denomination produced by the Philadelphia and Denver Mints. Delivered in its Original Government Packaging (OGP), this set represents the first Mint Set of the 1990s and continues the streamlined two-envelope design introduced in the late 1980s. The official mintage for the 1990 Mint Set was 1,809,184 sets, according to the official Red Book.

Inside, collectors will find uncirculated Lincoln Cents, Jefferson Nickels, Roosevelt Dimes, Washington Quarters, and 1990 Kennedy Half Dollars from both mints. Like other issues of the decade, no circulating dollar coin was struck in 1990, giving the set its standard five-coin-per-mint format. All coins are sealed in their original cellophane packaging, preserving the bright uncirculated luster typical of early-1990s Mint Set production.

With its balanced mintage, clean presentation, and place as the first set of a new decade, the 1990 Mint Set is a popular and foundational addition for collectors building a complete Mint Set run or focusing on modern clad-era coinage. Its consistent quality and straightforward structure make it a solid representative of early-1990s U.S. Mint production.

Continue expanding your modern collection by browsing our full lineup of U.S. Mint Sets. You may also enjoy exploring related categories such as our Lincoln Cents for additional modern and vintage offerings.