PRODUCT DETAILS:
2007 U.S. Mint Coin Set
SET HIGHLIGHTS:
- Contains 2 different sealed blister packs with 14 coins each. 1 from the Denver Mint and 1 from the Philadelphia Mint.
- From the Philadelphia Mint: Five State Quarters (listed below) a Cent, Nickel, Dime, Half Dollar, Sacajawea Dollar and 4 Presidential Dollars (listed below).
- From the Denver Mint: Five State Quarters (listed below) a Cent, Nickel, Dime, Half Dollar, Sacajawea Dollar and 4 Presidential Dollars (listed below).
- Includes the "P" and "D" Mint Sacajawea Dollars, affectionately called the "Golden Dollar" although it contains no actual Gold!
- New for 2007 is the Presidential Dollar coin program!
- Mintage of just 847,361 total sets!
1999 ushered in a new era for the United States Mint Set coin program. For the next 10 years, the mint would pay tribute to each state by honoring them with their own legal tender quarter! They would issue 5 states per year and produce them at both the Philadelphia and Denver Mints for the Mint Sets. Coins would be released in the same order with which the state joined the Union.
The State Quarters released in 2007 were:
- Montana
- Washington
- Idaho
- Wyoming
- Utah
2007 also marked the beginning of the Presidential $1 Coin Act of 2005. This piece of legislature stated that The United States Mint would strike a legal tender Dollar coin bearing the portrait of every President (four Presidents per year) beginning with our Nation's first President, George Washington! This program made its way up to President Ronald Reagan in 2016, the final President eligible at the time (the President must be deceased for him to be eligible).
The Presidential Dollars released in 2007 were:
- George Washington
- John Adams
- Thomas Jefferson
- James Madison
