2006 P&D U.S. Mint Uncirculated 20-Coin Mint Set

Celebrate the Final Year Before Presidential Dollars with Classic State Quarters

The 2006 United States Mint Uncirculated Coin Set® marks a significant transition year in American numismatics—the last complete set before the introduction of Presidential Dollars in 2007. This 20-coin collection features pristine, uncirculated examples from both the Philadelphia and Denver Mints, showcasing the final five State Quarters and all standard circulating denominations in collector-quality condition.

What Makes This Set Special

• Complete 20-coin collection – Two folders of 10 coins each, one from Philadelphia (P) and one from Denver (D)
• Uncirculated condition – Coins struck specifically for collectors, never released into circulation
• Five State Quarters – Nevada, Nebraska, Colorado, North Dakota, and South Dakota from both mints
• Sacagawea Dollar – Featuring the iconic design from both mints
• Original Government Packaging (OGP) – Official U.S. Mint folders with Certificate of Authenticity
• Historic transition year – The last set before Presidential Dollars transformed U.S. coinage
• Government-issued legal tender – Authentic U.S. Mint production with full face value

The Artistry Behind the Coins

State Quarters (Five Designs):

• Nevada – Features three wild mustangs galloping across the desert with a rising sun and sagebrush, capturing the spirit of the Silver State's untamed frontier
• Nebraska – Depicts Chimney Rock, the iconic natural landmark that guided pioneers westward along the Oregon Trail, symbolizing courage and perseverance
• Colorado – Showcases the majestic Rocky Mountains with the banner "Colorful Colorado," celebrating the state's breathtaking alpine landscapes
• North Dakota – Honors the state's agricultural heritage with a pair of grazing bison and the inscription "Lewis & Clark," commemorating the famous expedition
• South Dakota – Features Mount Rushmore with a ring-necked pheasant in flight, combining the state's most iconic monument with its official state bird

Sacagawea Dollar:

Obverse: Features the iconic portrait of Sacagawea, the Shoshone guide who accompanied the Lewis and Clark expedition, carrying her infant son Jean Baptiste on her back. The inscriptions "LIBERTY" and "IN GOD WE TRUST" frame this powerful symbol of American exploration and the vital role of Native Americans in westward expansion.

Reverse: Depicts a soaring eagle encircled by 17 stars, representing the number of states in the Union when the Lewis and Clark expedition began. The design symbolizes peace and freedom, with the inscription "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" and "ONE DOLLAR."

Additional Denominations: Each set includes both P and D mint marks of the Kennedy half dollar, Roosevelt dime, Jefferson nickel, and Lincoln penny—providing a complete cross-section of 2006 U.S. circulating coinage.

Why Collectors Choose This Set

The 2006 Uncirculated Mint Set holds special significance as the final year of the traditional format before Presidential Dollars expanded future sets. This makes it an essential piece for collectors building complete year-by-year collections or those focusing on the State Quarters program. The five western states honored in 2006—Nevada, Nebraska, Colorado, North Dakota, and South Dakota—represent the frontier spirit and natural beauty that define the American West.

Whether you're completing your State Quarters collection, building a comprehensive mint set library, or seeking a meaningful gift for someone born in 2006, this set delivers both numismatic significance and emotional resonance. With coins struck exclusively for collectors and never released into circulation, each piece maintains the sharp details and lustrous finish that make uncirculated coins so desirable. The original government packaging and Certificate of Authenticity ensure provenance and quality you can trust.

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