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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;John Burgess, post: 7887328, member: 105098&quot;]2009 cents because of the 4 designs, are lower mintage than any before or after. the presidency is the hardest to find of them, but not too difficult. </p><p><br /></p><p>2009 nickels, and dimes are low mintages compared to the nickels and dimes before or after them. </p><p>The 2009-P Jefferson Nickel had a final mintage of 39,840,000 and the 2009-D Jefferson Nickel had a mintage of 46,800,000.</p><p>2009-P Roosevelt Dime had a mintage of 96,500,000 and the 2009-D had a mintage of 49,500,000. The D dime is much harder to find, I&#039;ve found Ps, and I figured it would be hard because I&#039;m east coast and it is, but it&#039;s even less likely I find one. </p><p><br /></p><p>For quarters it&#039;s 2012. the first half of the year were really low mintage, Chaco Culture P or D, both are 22 million. </p><p>Acadia&nbsp; 21,606,000.</p><p><br /></p><p>Hawaii Volcanoes, and Denali are heading back to normal mintages but the first 3 designs of 2012 are hard to come across, then or now, El Yungue, Chaco Culture, and Acadia. Actually there are a lot that are hard from 2010-2012, that will take some searching to find, 30 million mintages.</p><p><br /></p><p>To be honest, I have them all from mint sets, (BUT the mint did satin finish for the mint sets from 2005-2010 so it&#039;s not quite the same for the 2009s, the cents of 2009 in the mint set were 95% copper too, so they aren&#039;t the business strike zincolns at all. two different animals completely).</p><p>The only one I&#039;ve not found in circulation is the 2009 D dime. I&#039;m sure if I focused on dimes for a few months and searched like a box a week or so I&#039;d find one at some point though, it&#039;s how I found the the nickels, and the 2009D was harder just because I&#039;m east coast.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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