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U.S. Mint to Release Limited-Edition Coin Set June 30
The U.S. Mint will begin selling a 300,000-unit uncirculated coin set on June 30 at noon Eastern Time. The set contains 20 coins across two cards and marks the nation's 250th anniversary.
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The U.S. Mint will begin selling a limited-edition uncirculated coin set on Tuesday, June 30, at noon Eastern Time. The product limit is set at 300,000 sets, each priced at $124.50 and containing two cards of ten coins. The set includes all five 2026 semiquincentennial quarters, the Emerging Liberty dime, the Enduring Liberty half dollar, the Native American dollar coin, a nickel, and a penny.
Additional pieces are a Thomas Jefferson nickel and an Abraham Lincoln penny, each marked with the dates 1776 ~ 2026. Every set comes with a certificate of authenticity.
Separate Quarter Release Last week the U.S.
Mint announced it will distribute 250,000 limited-edition semiquincentennial quarters carrying a special July 4th privy mark and no mint mark. These quarters will enter circulation at random. The uncirculated sets will also be offered in annual sets as well as select bags and rolls.
Stated Purpose A U.S.
Mint deputy director said the designs depict America's journey toward a more perfect union and celebrate the ideals of liberty. The same official added that the coins are intended to help Americans connect with the nation's history and hold 250 years of it in their hands.
