1960 United States Mint Set – Uncirculated Coins from Philadelphia & Denver

The 1960 United States Mint Set includes uncirculated examples of every circulating coin produced at both the Philadelphia and Denver Mint facilities for the year. Packaged in its Original Government Packaging (OGP) with intact cellophane sleeves, this vintage Mint Set remains a collector favorite thanks to its clean presentation and its place within a notable transitional period in modern U.S. coinage. The U.S. Mint produced a total of 260,485 official Mint Sets in 1960, maintaining the strong collector interest that had grown through the late 1950s.

Collectors especially value the 1960 set for its inclusion of the famous 1960 Small Date and Large Date Lincoln Cents, minted at both Philadelphia and Denver. While Mint Sets do not guarantee the presence of both varieties, many examples include a mix — making this year one of the most talked-about in modern cent collecting. Alongside these cents, the set also features uncirculated Jefferson Nickels, Roosevelt Dimes, Washington Quarters, and the always-popular Franklin Half Dollar from each mint.

With each coin preserved in typical uncirculated condition and protected in the original cello packaging, the 1960 Mint Set delivers strong visual appeal for collectors of mid-20th-century U.S. coinage. Whether you are assembling a full run of vintage Mint Sets or seeking sets tied to key variety years, this issue stands out for its historical relevance and sought-after cent varieties.

Continue exploring our full selection of U.S. Mint Sets to build or complete your collection. You may also enjoy related categories such as our Lincoln Cents or Franklin Half Dollars to further complement your mid-century coinage set.