The U.S. Mint has announced this year’s uncirculated mint sets will be available Monday, July 30, for the price of $22.95. The 2008 United States Mint Uncirculated Coin Set® includes two folders of 14 coins each.
One folder contains coins minted in Philadelphia with the "P" mint mark and other folder has coins from Denver bearing the "D" mint mark.
The Mint describes uncirculated coin as:
“…struck on special presses using greater force than circulating coins, producing a sharp, intricately detailed image, and feature the satin finish introduced in 2005.”
As of last week, U.S. Mint provided figures show that 894,443 of the 2007 uncirculated sets have been sold. These will be available for purchase through the Mint until noon on July 30.
The price for the 2008 mint set is identical to last year’s set, and includes a total face value of $13.82 in change.
Coins within the uncirculated set
More specifically, the sets include the following coins.
Four Presidential $1 Coins honoring:
- James Monroe,
- John Quincy Adams,
- Andrew Jackson, and
- Martin Van Buren
The last five quarters from the United States Mint’s 50 State Quarters® Program:
- Oklahoma,
- New Mexico,
- Arizona,
- Alaska, and
- Hawaii
And finally, the rest of the coins:
- the Lincoln one-cent (penny),
- Jefferson 5-cent (nickel),
- Roosevelt dime,
- Kennedy half-dollar, and
- Sacagawea Golden Dollar
Purchase information
The mint set set will be available starting at 12 noon (ET) on July 30, and may be found on the following U.S. Mint page:
Orders may also be placed via the Mint’s toll-free number, 1-800-USA-MINT (872-6468). Hearing and speech-impaired customers may order by calling 1-888-321-MINT (6468).
The Mint indicates a shipping and handling charge of $4.95 will be added for all domestic orders.
I bought the 2008 us mint uncirculated set and the John Adams 1 dollar coin is missing..My question is..was it there mistake.should I send it back,or is it worth anything….