2009 PR70 DCAM ICG 1st Day of Issue 18-piece Proof Set

• 2009 William Henry Harrison Presidential Dollar
• 2009 John Tyler Presidential Dollar
• 2009 James Polk Presidential Dollar
• 2009 Zachary Taylor Presidential Dollar 
• 2009 Native American Dollar  
• 2009 Kennedy Half Dollar
• 2009 District of Columbia Quarter
• 2009 Puerto Rico Quarter
• 2009 Guam Quarter
• 2009 American Samoa Quarter
• 2009 US Virgin Islands Quarter
• 2009 Northern Marianas Islands Quarter
• 2009 Roosevelt Dime
• 2009 Jefferson Nickel
• 2009 Lincoln Kentucky Cent
• 2009 Lincoln Indiana Cent
• 2009 Lincoln Illinois Cent
• 2009 Lincoln Washington, D.C. Cent
• Wooden box

Product Features:

• Limited Edition First Day of Issue - only 349 sets are available
• Graded PR70 (Proof) - Proof coin with the highest possible grading; stuck at least twice on highly polished coin blanks to bring out the mirrored background and high-relief images
• Deep Cameo (DCAM) - deeply frosted images and lettering that contrast with the mirrored background to produce extra sharp details
• Coins graded by ICG - an independent 3rd-party grading company
• 2009 Presidential Dollars - obverse features an image of the President; reverse features an image of the Statue of Liberty; date, mint mark and United States mottos
• 2009 Native American Dollar - obverse design depicts Sacagawea with her baby, Jean Baptiste, on her back; reverse design depicts a Native American woman planting seeds in a field of corn, beans and squash and contains the inscriptions $1 and UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
• 2009 Kennedy Half Dollar - has been issued since 1964 to honor President John F. Kennedy after his assassination; obverse features the bust of John F. Kennedy and the words "In God We Trust"; reverse depicts the presidential coat of arms
• 2009 District of Columbia Quarter - features native son Duke Ellington, the internationally renowned composer and musician, seated at a grand piano with the inscriptions, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, DUKE ELLINGTON and JUSTICE FOR ALL, the District's motto
• 2009 Commonwealth of Puerto Rico Quarter - features a historic sentry box and a hibiscus flower with the inscriptions, PUERTO RICO and Isla del Encanto, which means "Isle of Enchantment 
• 2009 Guam Quarter - depicts the outline of the island, a flying proa (a seagoing craft built by the Chamorro people), a latte stone (an architectural element used as the base of homes) and the inscriptions, GUAM and Guahan I Tano ManChamorro, which means "Guam - Land of the Chamorro"
• 2009 American Samoa Quarter - depicts the ava bowl ("tanoa"), whisk and staff in the foreground with a coconut tree on the shore in the background and the inscriptions, AMERICAN SAMOA and SAMOA MUAMUA LE ATUA, the motto of American Samoa, which means "Samoa, God is First"
• 2009 U.S. Virgin Islands Quarter - features an outline of the three major islands, the yellow breast or banana quit, its official bird; the yellow cedar or yellow elder, the official flower; and a Tyre Palm Tree with the inscriptions, U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS and United in Pride and Hope, the official motto of the territory
• 2009 Northern Marianas Islands Quarter - reverse features a shore scene with a limestone latte (supporting column of ancient indigenous Chamorro structures), a canoe, 2 white fairy tern birds, and a traditional native head dressing and the inscriptions "NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS" 
• 2009 Roosevelt Dime - obverse design features a profile depiction of Franklin Delano Roosevelt; reverse design features an upright torch, symbolizing freedom, flanked by branches of olive and oak, respectively denoting peace and victory
• 2009 Jefferson Nickel - obverse features forward-facing depiction of Jefferson; reverse features an enhanced, more detailed depiction of Monticello
• 2009 Lincoln Cent series - obverse retains the profile of President Abraham Lincoln by Victor David Brenner; 4 new reverse designs; commemorate the 200th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth and the 100th anniversary of the Lincoln Cent; struck with the composition originally used for the first Lincoln Cents issued in 1909 - alloy consists of 95% copper, 3% zinc, and 2% tin
• Coins are encapsulated for preservation and presentation
• Wooden box - features slots for each encapsulated coin; measures approx. 4"H x 9-3/4"W x 3-5/8"L
• Coins produced by the San Francisco Mint; box made in China