Key Date Mintages
The table below lists mintage figures for the key date coins included on the site. An unusually low mintage is often the the reason behind the rarity of a coin. In most cases, the mintage figure is the determining factor for the rarity of a coin which causes it to become a key date.
| 1909-S Indian Head Cent |
309,000 |
| 1909-S V.D.B. Lincoln Cent |
484,000 |
| 1914-D Lincoln Cent |
1,193,000 |
| 1955 Double Die Lincoln Cent |
24,000* |
| 1885 Liberty Nickel |
1,473,300 |
| 1937-D Three Legged Buffalo Nickel |
20,000* |
| 1916-D Mercury Dime |
264,000 |
| 1932-D Washington Quarter |
436,800 |
| 1932-S Washington Quarter |
408,000 |
| 1921-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar |
208,000 |
| 1889-CC Morgan Dollar |
350,000 |
| 1893-S Morgan Dollar |
100,000 |
| 1928 Peace Dollar |
360,649 |
| 1995-W American Silver Eagle |
30,195 |
*Approximate number released into circulation.