1958-P/D US 91¢ 5-Coin Year Set Franklin Half Dollar Washington Quarter Roosevelt Dime Jefferson Nickel Lincoln Cent 90% Silver & Base Metal
Step back into the late 1950s with this complete five-coin 1958 United States year set housed in a clear snap-together acrylic display holder, available now at Gold & Silver Assay. Featuring the 90% silver Franklin Half Dollar, Washington Quarter, and Roosevelt Dime alongside the Jefferson Nickel and the final year of the iconic Lincoln Wheat Cent, this set captures the classic mid-century coinage that circulated through American diners, drive-in theaters, and Main Street shops during the Eisenhower era. Struck across the Philadelphia and Denver Mints in 1958, this vintage assortment blends tangible 90% silver bullion value with historic American numismatic charm, making it an ideal addition for birth-year collectors, silver stackers, and history enthusiasts alike.
Coins: 1958-D US Half Dollar Franklin 90% Silver, 1958 US Quarter Washington 90% Silver, 1958-D US Dime Roosevelt 90% Silver, 1958 US Nickel Jefferson Copper-Nickel, 1958-D US Cent Lincoln Wheat Copper
Country: US
Composition: 90% Silver, 10% Copper (50C, 25C, 10C); 75% Copper, 25% Nickel (5C); 95% Copper, 5% Tin and Zinc (1C)
Denomination: 91 Cents Total Face Value (50C, 25C, 10C, 5C, 1C)
Mintage: 1958-D Franklin Half Dollar: 23,962,412 | 1958-P Washington Quarter: 6,360,000 | 1958-D Roosevelt Dime: 136,564,600 | 1958-P Jefferson Nickel: 17,088,000 | 1958-D Lincoln Wheat Cent: 800,953,300
Weight:
Actual Weight: 29.36 grams / 1.0356 oz / 0.9439 Troy oz
Silver Weight: 19.125 grams / 0.6746 oz / 0.6149 Troy oz
Dimensions: Half Dollar: 30.6 mm | Quarter: 24.3 mm | Dime: 17.9 mm | Nickel: 21.2 mm | Cent: 19.0 mm (Holder dimensions: Unknown)
Lettering and Edging:
Half Dollar: Obverse "LIBERTY / IN GOD WE TRUST / 1958", Reverse "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA / E PLURIBUS UNUM / HALF DOLLAR", Reeded Edge
Quarter: Obverse "LIBERTY / IN GOD WE TRUST / 1958", Reverse "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA / E PLURIBUS UNUM / QUARTER DOLLAR", Reeded Edge
Dime: Obverse "LIBERTY / IN GOD WE TRUST / 1958", Reverse "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA / E PLURIBUS UNUM / ONE DIME", Reeded Edge
Nickel: Obverse "IN GOD WE TRUST / LIBERTY * 1958", Reverse "E PLURIBUS UNUM / MONTICELLO / FIVE CENTS / UNITED STATES OF AMERICA", Plain Edge
Cent: Obverse "IN GOD WE TRUST / LIBERTY / 1958 D", Reverse "E PLURIBUS UNUM / ONE CENT / UNITED STATES OF AMERICA", Plain Edge
Strike Type: Business Strike (Regular Strike)
Variety: Mixed-Mint Assembled Year Set (Philadelphia Half Dollar, Quarter, and Nickel; Denver Dime and Cent; final year of the Lincoln Wheat Reverse)
Coin Designer and Design:
Franklin Half Dollar: John R. Sinnock (Obverse: Benjamin Franklin; Reverse: Liberty Bell with small eagle)
Washington Quarter: John Flanagan (Obverse: George Washington; Reverse: Heraldic Eagle)
Roosevelt Dime: John R. Sinnock (Obverse: Franklin D. Roosevelt; Reverse: Torch, olive branch, and oak branch)
Jefferson Nickel: Felix Schlag (Obverse: Thomas Jefferson; Reverse: Monticello)
Lincoln Wheat Cent: Victor David Brenner (Obverse: Abraham Lincoln; Reverse: Two wheat stalks)
Condition - Circulated to Uncirculated (Mixed Condition: the 1958-P Quarter exhibits strong mint luster consistent with About Uncirculated/Uncirculated AU58–MS62, while the 1958-D Half Dollar shows light high-point wear and dark peripheral toning around XF45–AU50, the 1958-D Dime grades VF30–XF40, the 1958-P Nickel grades VF20–VF30 with heavy dark toning, and the 1958-D Cent grades Fine/Very Fine with dark brown oxidation and a small verdigris/surface spot on Lincoln's cheek; all housed in an aftermarket 5-coin clear plastic snap holder with light surface scuffs and adhesive residue) - See Pictures
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