Product Code on U.S. Mint Quarter Rolls

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  1. JickyD

    JickyD Active Member

    Does anyone know the code the Mint uses when they ship rolls of coins? I'm thinking either the R61 or 9806 is designating which State, and how many rolls are in each box. I often tz2o0kci.png run across these boxes still sealed, and I'd like to know for sure what is inside.

    Thanks,
    Dave
     
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  3. SensibleSal66

    SensibleSal66 U.S Casual Collector / Error Collector

    Is there a code you can scan with cell phone? What's that called?
    Oh, screw it, just open it please. :woot:
    Not like your opening a coin from its package, correct?:confused:
     
  4. KBBPLL

    KBBPLL Well-Known Member

    The barcode reads what you see printed under it - 0704785057944. No help there.
     
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  5. vintagemintage

    vintagemintage Well-Known Member

    That box is 2008 P&D Alaska State Quarter Rolls

    Prior to 2016 the Mint used a seemingly random letter followed by 2 number code (R61)

    Mint Product Numbers now are generally four or five characters, and take the form of:

    yyTU[V]
    where:

    yy is the year.

    T is the type. Types:

    A: ATB quarters.
    C: Commemoratives.
    [​IMG] American Liberty Coin/Medals.
    E: Precious Medals (includes all Eagle products and the Buffalo.)
    F: Presidential $1 Coin Covers. (Short lived, ended in 2016.)
    G: American Innovation Dollars.
    K: Kennedy Halves.
    N: Native American Dollars.
    P: President Dollars. (Ended in 2016.)
    R: Regular (Maybe Repeating, since it's used for annual Mint products.)
    S: First Spouse. (Ended in 2016.)
    X: Special Mint Product (See below.)

    Other "types":

    Bnnnnn: BEP (Moneyfactory) products. No year component, "B" is followed by a unique 5 digit number.
    S8nn: Silver Presidential Medals. They have no year component, since they're part of the Mint's permanent catalog. "nn" is a number, starting with "01" for Washington, "02" for Adams, etc.

    U is a letter that uniquely identifies the product. These are generally consistant from year to year for annual products. (Examples below.)

    An exception exists for the ATB quarters and American Innovation dollars, where U indicates a bag ("B") or roll ("R") product. One also exists for Special Mint Products, where a "G" indicates a kid product.

    V is only used if "U" is a bag, roll or kid product, and is a letter that uniquely identifies the product. (Examples below.)

    Note: The Mint avoids letter/number combinations in situations which could be confusing. Thus, they don't use the letters "I" or "O" for types or unique identifiers, since it will be confused with the numbers "1" or "0".

    Special Mint Products (Type "X"):

    Special Mint Products generally don't involve congressional mandates, and are single year US Mint products. (American Liberty was the exception, but has now been given it's own type.)

    Examples are the 2016 Centennial gold coins (16XA, 16XB and 16XC), the 2017 Enhanced Uncirculated set (17XC) and the 2018 Reverse Proof silver set (18XC).

    If a "G" follows the "X", it is a product directed towards the kid program, such as the 2019 Rocketship (19XGC) and the 2019 Explore And Disccover set (19XGB).

    Some America the Beautiful examples:

    America the Beautiful quarters, Normal products. (17=2017, A=ATB series, then a product identifier.)

    17AA: 2017 ATB QTR UNC SET
    17AD: 2017 ATB QTR 3-COIN SET - EFF MNDS
    17AE: 2017 ATB QTR 3-COIN SET - DOUGLASS
    17AJ: 2017 ATB SILVER UNC 5 OZ - EFF MNDS
    17AK: 2017 ATB SILVER UNC 5 OZ - DOUGLASS

    America the Beautiful quarters, Roll and bag products. (17=2017, A=ATB series, "B" is for bag and "R" is for roll, then a product identifier.)

    17ABA: 2017 ATB QTR 100-COIN BAG - EFF MNDS (P)
    17ABB: 2017 ATB QTR 100-COIN BAG - EFF MNDS (D)
    17ABC: 2017 ATB QTR 100-COIN BAG - EFF MNDS (S)
    17ABD: 2017 ATB QTR 100-COIN BAG - DOUGLASS (P)
    17ABE: 2017 ATB QTR 100-COIN BAG - DOUGLASS (D)
    17ABF: 2017 ATB QTR 100-COIN BAG - DOUGLASS (S)
    17ARA: 2017 ATB QTR 2-ROLL SET - EFF MNDS (P & D)
    17ARB: 2017 ATB QTR 40-COIN ROLL - EFF MNDS (S)
    17ARC: 2017 ATB QTR 3-ROLL SET - EFF MNDS (P & D & S)
    17ARD: 2017 ATB QTR 2-ROLL SET - DOUGLASS (P & D)
    17ARE: 2017 ATB QTR 40-COIN ROLL - DOUGLASS (S)
    17ARF: 2017 ATB QTR 3-ROLL SET - DOUGLASS (P & D & S)

    For yearly products, the two suffix characters have been consistant since the change. ("yy" is the year.)

    Precious Medals

    yyEA: AM EAGLE SILVER PROOF 1 OZ (W)
    yyEB: AM EAGLE GOLD PROOF 1 OZ
    yyEC: AM EAGLE GOLD PROOF 1/2 OZ
    yyED: AM EAGLE GOLD PROOF 1/4 OZ
    yyEE: AM EAGLE GOLD PROOF 1/10 OZ
    yyEF: AM EAGLE GOLD PROOF 4-COIN SET
    yyEG: AM EAGLE SILVER UNC 1 OZ (W)
    yyEH: AM EAGLE GOLD UNC 1 OZ
    yyEJ: AM EAGLE PLATINUM PROOF 1 OZ
    yyEK: AM EAGLE PALLADIUM 1OZ
    yyEL: AM BUFFALO GOLD PROOF 1 OZ
    yyEM: AM EAGLE SILVER PROOF (S)

    Regular (Annual sets)

    yyRC: LIMITED EDITION SILVER PROOF SET
    yyRD: BIRTH SET
    yyRE: HAPPY BIRTHDAY SET
    yyRF: CONGRATULATIONS SET
    yyRG: PROOF SET
    yyRH: SILVER PROOF SET
    yyRJ: UNC SET

    Kennedy Halves

    yyKA: HALF-DOLLAR 200-COIN BAG (P & D)
    yyKB: HALF-DOLLAR 2-ROLL SET (P & D)

    Native American Dollars

    yyNA: NA $1 25-COIN ROLL (P)
    yyNB: NA $1 25-COIN ROLL (D)
    yyNC: NA $1 250-COIN BOX (P)
    yyND: NA $1 250-COIN BOX (D)
    yyNE: NA $1 100-COIN BAG (P)
    yyNF: NA $1 100-COIN BAG (D)
     
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  6. JickyD

    JickyD Active Member

    Beautiful. Thank you vintagemintage!
     
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