The P on the RP Morgan dollars is almost microscopic. It’s more evident on the Peace dollars.

Why I’m ordering two sets. Originally it was one set of each, then I saw it was three sets, canceled two sets, and it became no sets. Added the sets back and now it’s two sets. I’m leaving it alone, lest I get no sets. What the heck is going on? At least I have something. I can swallow the cost. I’ll sell them one day and more than make my money back.

Or get a 2026-S cent in a clad proof set.

This will keep collectors going back to the Mint every year. Why I’ve subscribed to two sets of each. I believe there will be a demand for 2026 coins with the 250 Liberty Bell privy mark. Just a hunch.

I received mine yesterday. They’re nice looking. I hope for a good return on them in years to come.

All we need is an uncirculated and clad proof set to add each of the cents to our collections. It’s like the half dollars and dollars, only in the sets and rolls. Although the prices may discourage some collectors from continuing to buy them. It was unfortunate the Mint discontinued the W coins added to the sets in 2019 and 2020.

@Rich, when I sent my inquiry to the mint about the (W) mint mark are lack of W mint mark for the EU ASE, their reply was the was not going to be a mint mark, but also that there was going to be a privy and dual date. The product page does not yet have a specification and the subscriptions page indicates otherwise, but the US Mint tends to update things right before product drop

@CaliSkier mention that often the P mint mark does not appear because it is the original mint and Philadelphia is understood. I believe the original Morgan and Peace dollars from Philly carried no mint mark. I was really hoping this would be the first Morgan and Peace to be minted in West Point and also carry the mint mark.

I would call them then send them back. You probably should have called them to cancel when you got the notice to update your info as the order would have already started in their sytem.