1951-1959

1959 Mint Set 10 Coins

With a modest mintage of 187,000, the 10-coin 1959 mint set had the lowest output for the past five decades. It's the most affordable set from the first dozen years of the long-running U.S. Mint Set series. U.S. Mint sets contain Uncirculated specimens...

1958 Mint Set 20 Coins

Only 50,314 were issued. The next year's mintage was over three times higher and succeeding annual outputs up to sixty times greater! It's easily the key rarity among U.S. mint sets over the past 61 years. Included are Philadelphia and Denver Brilliant...

1954 Mint Set 30 Coins

Merely 25,599 sets were issued 56 years ago. There hasn't been a regular U.S. mint set production anywhere near as low since (they've been up to 107 times higher). Just one year later, the 1955 mint set's output shot up over 90% to 49,656. This vintage...

1955 Mint Set 22 Coins

With fewer than 50,000 issued, this vintage set is a true find. A full 12 of the BU coins have 90% silver content. Many early U.S. mint sets containing silver coins have been broken up by dealers and collectors. Included are 22 Brilliant Uncirculated...

1956 Mint Set 18 Coins

1957 Mint Set 20 Coins

Just 34,324 of these sets were minted over six decades ago. Just two years later, over five times as many U.S. mint sets were being produced and outputs later reached into the millions. Included are cents, nickels, dimes, quarters and half dollars from...

1951 Double Mint Set in Original Packaging

We're excited to share that we've sourced a small number of early double mint sets from 1951 — in original packaging — which is kind of a big deal as any serious collector knows that these septuagenarian sets are notoriously difficult to find still...

1951 Mint Set 30 Coins

1952 Mint Set 30 Coins

1953 Mint Set 30 Coins

Merely 15,538 sets were issued over 60 years ago. There hasn't been a regular U.S. mint set production anywhere near as low since (they've been up to 187 times higher). Just two years later, the 1955 mint set's output shot up over 300% to 49,656. This...