• Historic First Appearance: Features the inaugural inclusion of the Eisenhower dollar in a U.S. Mint Set, marking a milestone in American coinage.

• Uncirculated and Untouched: All 13 coins remain in brilliant uncirculated condition, sealed in their original 1973 U.S. Mint packaging.

• Triple-Mint Collection: Includes coins from Philadelphia and Denver, plus a Lincoln cent from San Francisco—offering a rare three-mint combination in one set.

Step back into American history with this 1973 U.S. Mint Set, a preserved snapshot of a pivotal year in numismatics. Unopened and in its original government packaging, this brilliant uncirculated 13-coin set features a full spectrum of U.S. coinage from both the Philadelphia and Denver Mints, plus a bonus Lincoln cent from San Francisco, making it a richly diverse and collectible offering.

What makes this set especially significant is the historic inclusion of the Eisenhower dollar—1973 marked the very first year it appeared in a U.S. Mint Set. Alongside it, you’ll find pristine examples of the Lincoln cent, Jefferson nickel, Roosevelt dime, Washington quarter, and Kennedy half dollar, each struck with sharp detail and enduring luster. The coins remain protected in their original sealed packaging, preserving their brilliant uncirculated condition for over five decades.

Whether you're a seasoned collector, a history enthusiast, or someone searching for a meaningful gift, this set represents more than just coins—it captures the spirit and artistry of American minting at a unique moment in time. With no grading service applied and mint marks varying by denomination, it’s a true collector’s delight waiting to be discovered.