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<p>[QUOTE="Collector1966, post: 1088296, member: 17919"]If you have an album with the plastic windows, it will include all of the regular issues, including proof-only issues. Anything S-mint from 1975 onward will be proof-only. </p><p><br /></p><p>Speaking of S-Mint Memorials, I remember getting all excited back in '68 when I heard that the San Francisco Mint was going to resume making cents and nickels for circulation. I looked and looked for them, but since I was living in the middle of the country, all I found were P- and D-mints. I ended up responding to an ad in a 1968 Coins magazine which stated "S-Mint pennies are bountiful here in California. Send me your penny and an SASE, and I will send you an S penny". So I sent the lady a penny, and spent 12 cents for postage (6 cents each way), and got my '68-S penny. I was so excited about it, I took the penny to school, and lost it on the playground! I never found a '68-S in change after that! But I have since found several in bags of coins I've bought from charities here in Japan! Quite a few '71-S's too.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Collector1966, post: 1088296, member: 17919"]If you have an album with the plastic windows, it will include all of the regular issues, including proof-only issues. Anything S-mint from 1975 onward will be proof-only. Speaking of S-Mint Memorials, I remember getting all excited back in '68 when I heard that the San Francisco Mint was going to resume making cents and nickels for circulation. I looked and looked for them, but since I was living in the middle of the country, all I found were P- and D-mints. I ended up responding to an ad in a 1968 Coins magazine which stated "S-Mint pennies are bountiful here in California. Send me your penny and an SASE, and I will send you an S penny". So I sent the lady a penny, and spent 12 cents for postage (6 cents each way), and got my '68-S penny. I was so excited about it, I took the penny to school, and lost it on the playground! I never found a '68-S in change after that! But I have since found several in bags of coins I've bought from charities here in Japan! Quite a few '71-S's too.[/QUOTE]
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