Not sure if you have ordered these sets before, but they are just regular circulating quality strikes (not special Mint set strikes) that the Mint sells for collectors to put in their US Mint album or private company album. They are low quality with scratches in my experience & they used to be $9.95 till they raised the price about 3 years ago. Not sure why the set limit is different for “P” versus “D” They usually just make as many as they have received orders from the previous year, but mintage is unlimited on these coins.

Happy collecting!

-NumisDudeTX

The “D” coins are limited to 15,000 and the “P” coins limited to 17,000.

The return period of course is only 7 days from delivery. The Mint has a very slow accounting process for canceled orders, credit card declines & returns. The Mint usually takes 2 years to provide final official audited figures! They are accounting dinosaurs at the US Mint.
The values on the gold dimes have dropped greatly in the secondary market since so many graded out at SP-70. The Mint did a great job producing them, but a horrible job selling them with about 9,000 unsold & no plan yet almost 4 months later to sell the rest. They are impotent when it comes to making decisions. Meanwhile a lot of 24K gold sits in the Mint’s fulfillment warehouse in Memphis, Tennessee gathering dust! Typical government bureaucracy. There has not been a US Mint Director since 2011 & President Obama will likely go down in history without having his own appointed Mint director due to inaction by the US Congress. Jeppson is still waiting for a floor vote in the Senate & I hope he doesn’t get it. Let Her Majesty Queen Hillary pick the next Mint director!

-NumisDudeTX

coinworld.com on their website has posted a video of their recent visit to the West Point Mint showing the striking of the new 2016-W SL gold quarter coins. They also published photos of the new 2016-W high relief American Liberty silver medals from their visit to West Point Mint.

-NumisDudeTX