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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Tom B, post: 925523, member: 11854&quot;]The US Mint Sets of 1947-1958 contained <i>two coins </i> per denomination per mint of issue.&nbsp; Therefore, there would be <i>two </i> 1957 cents, <i>two </i> 1957 nickels, <i>two </i> 1957 dimes, <i>two </i> 1957 quarters and <i>two </i> 1957 halves from Philadelphia and a similar number of coins from Denver.&nbsp; Each group of coins from a particular mint was placed into a single cardboard holder so that the P-mint cardboard had 10 coins placed into it (two of each denomination) and the D-mint cardboard also had 10 coins placed into it.&nbsp; The proof sets of 1957 came as a single mylar or cello sheet with one coin of each denomination placed within an individual compartment of the sheet and then heat sealed.&nbsp; The packaging was very different.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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