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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Susan Davidson, post: 3258579, member: 93948&quot;]Hi, I&#039;m kind of afraid to ask my question, but I really would like to know the answer.&nbsp; I&#039;ve read through this entire thread (as well as several others including the topic of the 1968 no &quot;s&quot; dime), and have not found an answer.&nbsp; So here goes:&nbsp; Can someone tell me why, in my 1968 10-Coin MINT set (not proof set), the five coins contained in the blue cellophane (which I assume is from Philadelphia) consist of the following:&nbsp; 1968 Quarter with the &quot;s&quot; mint mark, 1968 Nickel with the &quot;s&quot; mint mark, one 1968 Lincoln penny with no mint mark (as it should be from Philadelphia); another 1968 Lincoln penny with the &quot;s&quot; mint mark and a 1968&nbsp; Roosevelt dime with no mint mark (obverse or reverse)? More specifically, why does the dime have no mint mark and the nickel and quarter have an &quot;s.&quot; I apologize in advance if I&#039;ve asked a question that has an &quot;obvious&quot; or already answered answer. I haven&#039;t located that answer and I&#039;m quite new to the hobby.&nbsp; Thanks.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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