U.S. Mint to Offer 2024 Uncirculated Coin Set Aug. 29

The set, which will retail for $29 per set, contains 10 coins each from production at the Denver and Philadelphia Mints.

The United States Mint will begin offering the 2024 Uncirculated Coin set for sale at noon Eastern Time Aug. 29.

The set, which will sell for $29, includes 10 coins each from the Denver and Philadelphia Mints, for a total of 20 coins.

The coins in the Uncirculated Coin set "are struck on special presses using greater force than what is used for circulating coins, producing a sharp, intricately detailed image," according to the Mint. The coins are sealed in blisters and displayed in folders, one having a blue background for the Philadelphia Mint-struck coins and one red, for those struck at the Denver Mint.

There is no household-order limit for the numismatic product, but it is limited to a maximum release of 190,000 sets.

Each of the folders from the two mints will contain the following coins:

➤ Five American Women quarter dollars with individual reverse designs recognizing the Rev. Dr. Pauli Murray, Patsy Takemoto Mink, Dr. Mary Edwards Walker, Celia Cruz and Zitkala-Ša.

➤ One Native American $1 coin with a reverse design celebrating the 100-year anniversary of the 1924 Indian Citizenship Act.

➤ One Kennedy half dollar.

➤ One Roosevelt dime.

➤ One Jefferson 5-cent coin.

➤ One Lincoln cent.

Advance orders for the set can be placed through the U.S. Mint’s subscription program.