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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 285893, member: 66&quot;]Ok, got the info.&nbsp; Sorry&nbsp; didn&#039;t get it sooner, I&#039;ve been busy.&nbsp; There is no evidence that I can find that either the S or W mints struck circulation coinage before 1975.</p><p><br /></p><p>Cents</p><p><br /></p><p>1975 (W) 1,577,294,142 coins</p><p>1976 (W) 1,540,695,000</p><p>1977 (W) 1,395,355,000</p><p>1978 (S)&nbsp; 291,700,000</p><p>1978 (W) 1,531,250,000</p><p>1979 (S)&nbsp; 751,725,000</p><p>1979 (W) 1,705,850,000</p><p>1980 (S) 1,184,590,000</p><p>1980 (W) 1,576,200,000</p><p>1981 (S) 880,440,000</p><p>1981 (W) 1,862,400,000</p><p>1982 (S) 1,587,245,000 I don&#039;t know composition.</p><p>1982 (W) 1,990,005,000 I don&#039;t know composition.</p><p>1983 (S) 180,765,000</p><p>1983 (W)&nbsp; 2,004,400,000</p><p>1984 (W) 2,06,215,000</p><p>1985 (W) 696,585,000</p><p>1986 (w)&nbsp; 400,000</p><p><br /></p><p>Quarters</p><p><br /></p><p>1976 (W)&nbsp; 376,000</p><p>1977 (W)&nbsp; 7,352,000</p><p>1978 (W)&nbsp; 20,800,000</p><p>1979 (W)&nbsp; 22,672,000</p><p><br /></p><p>Of course since the Philadelphia mint made all of the dies that the S, W and Philadelphia mint used, there is no way to tell them apart.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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