Obverse
Felix Schlag first portrait of Thomas Jefferson.
Felix Schlag first portrait of Thomas Jefferson.
Monticello, Jefferson’s home in Virginia, by Felix Schlag.
San Francisco S proof issue of the original Jefferson nickel portrait and Monticello reverse.
In March 2000, the U.S. Mint reported sales of 2,379,870 sets toward an estimated production target of 2.5 million. The later 2,543,401 figure comes from secondary set catalogues; neither count should be substituted for individual proof coin output.
Contemporary 1999 notice identifying the nine-coin clad set, the S mintmark, two cases, $19.95 original issue price.
Open reference ↗Confirms the regular nine-coin set is separate from the silver edition.
Open reference ↗Official denomination specifications; historical 1999 composition is used where it differs from modern design.
Open reference ↗Secondary historical record for 2,543,401 regular nine-coin clad sets, not a stated U.S. Mint 1999 final audited quantity.
Open reference ↗Coin-type cross-check, listed last; no photographs or protected prose reproduced.
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