1963 United States Mint Set – Uncirculated Coins from Philadelphia & Denver

The 1963 United States Mint Set includes uncirculated examples of every circulating coin produced by both the Philadelphia and Denver Mint facilities for the year. Preserved in its Original Government Packaging (OGP) with intact cellophane sleeves, this vintage set represents the final full year of classic pre–Kennedy-era American coinage. The U.S. Mint issued a total of 606,612 official Mint Sets in 1963, making it one of the highest-mintage sets of the early Mint Set program.

Collectors highly value this release because it includes the last year of the beloved Franklin Half Dollar series before it was replaced in 1964 by the Kennedy Half Dollar. Alongside the Franklin Half, the set contains uncirculated examples of the Lincoln Cent, Jefferson Nickel, Roosevelt Dime, and Washington Quarter from each mint. All coins exhibit the typical uncirculated finish expected from original 1960s Mint Sets, with luster and strike quality protected by the original cello packaging.

The 1963 set follows the updated packaging style introduced the previous year, including the lighter envelope color and paired cellophane panels separating Philadelphia and Denver coinage. For collectors assembling a complete run of Mint Sets or focusing on the final chapter of the Franklin series, the 1963 Mint Set is an essential, historically significant addition.

Continue exploring our complete range of U.S. Mint Sets to build your collection year by year. You may also enjoy browsing related categories such as Lincoln Cents and Franklin Half Dollars for more classic mid-century U.S. coinage.