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The 2012-S Proof Lincoln Cent is the third year in which the Mint struck the Lincoln Cent with a Shield Reverse design. Most 2012-S Proof Lincoln Cents were well struck ranging from about PR67 - PR69 Deep Cameo condition. Perfect Proof 70 Deep Cameo coins were much more difficult to find but enough examples were struck to meet collectors demand. Pop. 82/0 (6/14) Mintage: 1,237,415.
The 2001-S Proof Jefferson Nickel is considered fairly common since more than enough proof coins were struck to meet the collectors demands. Most examples come well struck and examples up to PR69 and PR70 deep cameo are fairly affordable and easy to find. Pop. 451/0 (6/14) Mintage: 2,294,043.
The Puerto Rico Quarter was the second design released in the District of Columbia and U.S. Territories Quarter Program. Mint Issue Price: The Proof District of Columbia and U.S. Territories Quarters were sold in a Proof set consisting of all six different 2009 Proof Clad Quarters. The sets were first offered on the U.S. Mint web site on January 05, 2009 at Noon (E.T.). Each Clad Proof Set was priced at $14.95 each. The Mint also offered Silver District of Columbia and U.S. Territories Quarters in a separate set.
The 2012 El Yunque Quarter is the first Quarter to be released in 2012. It is also the 11th Quarter to be released in the America the Beautiful Quarters Program. Obverse: Obverse features George Washington's bust design that has been used since 1932. Reverse: The reverse design features a Puerto Rican Parrot and a Coqui tree frog. The design also shows a epiphyte plant with tropical flora in the background. The design also has the inscriptions, "El Yunque, Puerto Rico, 2012 and E Pluribus Unum.Pop. 329/0 (7/14).
The 2010-S Proof Hot Springs Quarter is the first design issued in the America the Beautiful Quarters Program. The 2010-S Proof Hot Springs Quarter was initially sold in a 2010 America the Beautiful Quarters (5 Piece) Proof Set. Later in the year, it was also issued in a separate 2010 (14 Coin) Proof Set. (Read about the different Proof Sets below...). 2010 America the Beautiful (5 Coin) Proof Set: The 2010 (5 Coin) Proof Set was first sold by the U.S. Mint on May 13, 2010 at 12:00 Noon (ET). Each set had a price of $14.95 each. Each set contained all five different designs of the 2010 America the Beautiful Quarters. 2010 (14 Coin) Proof Set: The 2010 Proof Set was first sold by the U.S. Mint on July 22, 2010 at 12:00 Noon (ET). Each set had a price of $31.95 each. Each set contained a Lincoln cent, Jefferson Nickel, Roosevelt Dime, Kennedy Half Dollar, Native American Half Dollar, the five America the Beautiful Quarters and four Presidential Dollars all Proof and from the year 2010. All Proof coins in the set were struck on specially prepared blanks which are polished and cleaned prior to striking. This gives the coins strong mirror like surfaces and a deep cameo appearance. The blanks were then struck by polished dies at least twice to produce a sharp relief. Pop. 709/0 (12/17).
Cody Parker Jackson (2001-): Born 30 December Carson City, Nevada. Pop. 324/0 (6/14) Mintage: 889,697.
The 2001-S Proof Sacagawea Dollar is very common in the series. Its mintage is over 3.1 million. There are numerous other dates in the series that have mintages under 3 million. A few dates in the Proof Sacagawea Dollars also have mintages under 1 million. Therefore, the 2001-S Proof Sacagawea Dollar can easily be obtained for a very small premium. Most examples appear to be in about PR68-PR769 Deep Cameo condition. Perfect PR70 Deep Cameo examples are a lot more difficult to find but enough examples exist that prices remain affordable to most collectors. Pop. (596/0) (6/14) Mintage: 3,184,606.
The 2012-S Proof Native American Dollar came really well struck. Most examples came in about PR68-PR69 Deep Cameo condition. Perfect PR70 Deep Cameo examples were more difficult to find. Pop. 163/0 (6/14).
The 2012-W Frances Cleveland (coins second Term) are the last designs issued in 2012 for the Spouse Coin Program. The coins were struck in both Uncirculated and Proof format. Obverse: The obverse features an image of Frances Cleveland. It has the inscriptions Frances Cleveland, In God We Trust, Liberty, 2012, and 24th 1893-1897. Reverse: Reverse of the coin features Frances Cleveland and her husband greeting the public. The reverse design was designed to represent her popularity with the public. Pop. 485/0 (12/17).
he 2012-W Proof Gold Eagles were issued by the U.S. Mint on April 19, 2012. The coins were offered in a four coin proof set, which consisted of the 1/10 ounce, ¼ ounce, ½ ounce and the 1 ounce Proof Gold Eagle. The coins could have also been purchased as a single coin option. 2012-W Proof Gold Eagle Product, Mintage Limits & Issue Price Size/Denomination Product Limit Maximum Mintage Issue Price 1 oz. ($50 Coin) 30,000 60,000 $1935.00 1/2 oz. ($25 Coin) 10,000 40,000 $981.00 1/4 oz. ($10 Coin) 12,000 42,000 $503.00 1/10 oz. ($5 Coin) 25,000 55,000 $215.50 4 Coin Proof Set 30,000 $3,585.00
The 2008-S Proof Half Dollar Bald Eagle Commemorative coins were officially released on January 15, 2008 at 12:00 p.m. (ET). The coins were issued to celebrate their removal from the endangered species list, after remaining in the endangered species list for 35 years. This was also the first commemorative half dollar produced by the U.S. Mint since 2003. Obverse: The Obverse of the coin depicts a pair of baby eaglets just several days old on top of a nest. In front of the eaglets lays an un-hatched egg. There are several large leaves and branches keeping the eaglets warm and safe . Above the eaglets is the motto, IN GOD WE TRUST. Above the motto is the word, LIBERTY with a star to the right, and to the right of the star, it displays the date 2008 or the year in which the coins were issued.
The 2012 Infantry Uncirculated Silver Dollar was struck to honor the Infantry of the United States. Obverse: The obverse shows an Infantry soldier on top of a rock giving orders to other soldiers to follow him, this symbolizes the ‘Follow Me” motto of the Infantry. The obverse has the inscriptions “Liberty, In God We Trust, 2012 W.” Reverse: The reverse design features two crossed rifles insignia, which is the insignia for the Infantry. The reverse has the incriptions, United States of America, One Dollar, E Pluribus Unum.” Issue Date: February 16, 2012. Pop. 907/0 (12/17) Mintage: 110,000.
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