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The listing, 3 proofs has ended.

3 Proof coins(these photos were the best out of 20-sry I didn't do better)
There is 1 1963 Penny and a 64 penny--Both are proof struck but carry no mint mark(which I believe is true of proofs struck at the Philadelphia mint)
The Nickel is a 1968 S Proof
To my knowledge these are coins that were removed from proof sets with cotton gloves and placed directly into flips.

Questions & Comments

"Lincoln cent proofs have been minted at two different mints. All Lincoln cent proofs from 1909-1964 will have no mint mark. These were minted at the Philadelphia mint. From 1968 on, Lincoln cent proofs bear an “S” mintmark because they have been minted at the San Francisco Mint."

Even now I don't think we put mint marks on our pennies here. Hope that helps out a little bit.

Nov 28th, 2013 at 12:01:17 PM PST by

Hey thanks and Yeah-- someone else made me aware there were no "P" mint pennies--64 years old,filled up two penny folders and never realized that there was no actual "P" stamped on ANY of them- tho I knew that no mint mark was Philly--just did not catch the fact that it was ALL Philly pennies--but you ARE my go -to guy for pennies--LOL
Happy thanksgiving!!

Nov 28th, 2013 at 2:46:50 PM PST by

3 proofs is in the Collectibles | Coins category