What is wrong about this mintage count?

http://www.statequarterguide.com/2000-new-hampshire-state-quarter/

New Hampshire Quarter Mintages

2000-P New Hampshire Quarter: 673,040,000
2000-D New Hampshire Quarter: 495,976,000
2000-S Proof New Hampshire Quarter: 4,020,172
2000-S Silver Proof New Hampshire Quarter: 965,421


Does that mean that mint sets had proof S coins? Anybody have a link to better numbers?

 

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I don't quite get the question.
San francisco stopped minting business strikes after 1974, so the number is obviously going to be lower. San francisco currently strikes coins solely for proofs and proof sets, and special releases.
The mintages you list are correct.
http://www.coincommunity.com/us_quarter_dollars/2000_s_new_hampshire_state_quarter.asp

 

OK, then mint sets didn't include S coins, and any S coin is a proof coin.

 

There is a difference between mint set and a proof set.

Mint sets are uncirculated examples of business strike coins.
Proof sets are sets of proof coins, struck in San Francisco. They bear an S mintmark and have many characteristics unlike those of a business strike.
After 1974, yes, any S coin is a proof. (Aside from 1979-1981 SBA dollars.)

 

There are also 2012 and 2013 business strike quarters from San Francisco.

 

Thanks, didn't know that!

 

For state quarters that is correct.

As mentioned there are business strike quality 2012 and 2013 ATB quarters. The 2012's were NOT in the mint sets though. It is too soon to know if the 2013 S business strikes will be in the 2013 mint sets.

 

It's not too soon anymore.
I got my set last week, P's and D's only.

 

Yup, no San Fran's in my mint sets. Just another way for the mint to collect a few extra bucks from collectors. Anybody know if any of the newer albums have a hole for the 's' business strike?

 

Didn't bicentennial quarters also have S coins not proof?

 

Yes, but only in the three coin 40% silver (uncirculated) set.........