You are welcome Sir.

Happy collecting Mr. Williams!

-NumisDudeTX

Thanks for the update on this important U.S. Mint product series offered since 2007.
These coins/sets are the ONLY coins that the U.S. Mint officially recognizes & states on the envelope as coins from the first day of production & also as first day of issue sets, also with exact dates on the envelope. Plus it has the United States Postal Service official first day postmark too.
The numerous third-party coin grading/authentication services designations of first strikes or first day of issue on their labels mean NOTHING unless they are coins from these sets according to the U.S. Mint. The U.S. Mint has never labeled any product in its history as first day of production or first day of issue except these sets (with the only exception being special first strike ceremonies they have held from time to time at the 4 Mint facilities for VIPs, mostly in the 1980s & 1990s for commemorative coins). Some grading services will certify these sets & have a special flexible plastic certified holder for the envelope & coins. This is therefore a unique product in U.S. Mint history & only $19.95 each going back to 2007. What a great, historic collection to have & display. I wish the Mint would offer an album to hold them all.

Happy Collecting everyone!

-NumisDudeTX