This will give you a good idea of the range of prices that your coin might fetch. These coins are highly appreciated and are worth about $100, even in the lowest grade. What this means is that the following list of confirmed variations from these rules are valuable in order from most to least rare: On more thing, in 1988 rare alternate reverses from both the Philadelphia and Denver mints were produced where the A and the M were Wide as normal but the FG initials were close to the memorial Alist of United States Transitional Die Coins is very very small. From its introduction in 1959 through 1992, all Lincoln Memorial Cents including both business and proof strikes were intended to have the Wide AM reverse. Look at all your coins, compare coins from the same year and see what you can find. The next rarest is the 1998S and 1999S Proof Strike Close AM variety. Surprisingly, Americans adored their new penny. Mint provided a video showing an Uncirculated Set getting unboxed, views of the mentioned indented tabs or crimps, and closeups of coins extracted from their packaging.In 1992 the mint created a new reverse with a Close AM for that seems to be intended for use starting with 1993 cents.
The coins are undamaged and meet the quality standards of the Mint."Īlong with the message, the U.S. Please understand that this is not the case. An unintended consequence of this change was that the tabs give an illusion that the coins are damaged in the coin rim area. To rectify this concern, for the 2022 Uncirculated Set (22RJ), the Mint implemented a new package design that included four evenly spaced tabs in each coin well to better hold the coins in place. Recent feedback from customers has indicated that coins sometimes rotate within the plastic blister, leaving the coins pointing in different directions. "The United States Mint (Mint) has been producing Uncirculated Sets for many years. Obviously hearing from customers, the Mint published the following message about the set on its Facebook and its Twitter accounts Released July 12, the 20-coin set logged six-day opening sales of 164,710 for the second strongest start in the annual product line since 2011. However, the set’s total dropped by 6,453 in the following weekly sales report, suggesting a higher-than-typical number of returns. This CoinNews photo shows the blue card from one of the 2022 Mint Sets.
A card accented in reds hold 10 coins from the Denver Mint while a card accented in blue holds 10 coins from the Philadelphia Mint. Mint said that is not the case, and instead indicated that a proactive change in packaging of the sets resulted in "an illusion that the coins are damaged." The 2022 Uncirculated Coin Set or "2022 Mint Set" contains 20 uncirculated coins that are split into two cards. Mint noted, adding the tabs give an illusion that the coins are damaged but they are not. These indented tabs are designed to better hold the set’s coins in place, the U.S. Four crimp marks appear evenly spaced around the dollar. This CoinNews photo shows a closeup of a Native American $1 Coin in a 2022 Uncirculated Set. Many collectors have reported that their set’s coins look like they could be damaged. 1, the United States Mint addressed complaints and concerns about the recently released uncirculated 2022 Uncirculated Set.
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