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2018–2026 (To Date) COMPLETE P & D AmericanInnovation Dollar Set – 66 Coins – in a New Dansco Album – Includes Sold Out 2026WI Cray SuperComputer, 2026 CA Steve Jobs & 2026 MN Refrigeration coins.
Up for sale is a complete 66-coin Philadelphia (P) & Denver (D) American Innovation Dollar Set (2018–2026 to date), housed in a new Dansco Album and including all four 2026 releases: Iowa (Norman Borlaug), Wisconsin (Cray Supercomputer), California (Steve Jobs), and Minnesota (Mobile Refrigeration) — completing the full 2026 four-coin annual release from both mints.
⭐ What Makes This Set Special
✅ Complete P & D Set to Date (66 Coins) – Includes every American Innovation dollar issued from 2018 through all four 2026 releases (IA, WI, CA & MN) from both mints.
✅ Displayed in a New Dansco Album – Professionally organized and ready for display or long-term collection. The Dansco album has pages for ALL of the remaining P&D coins through 2032 that have not yet been released.
✅ Not Released into Circulation (NIFC) – These coins were never used in everyday commerce and were sold directly by the U.S. Mint in rolls and bags at a premium.
✅ Low Mintage Modern Series – Most issues have mintages in the ~350,000–600,000 range per mint, far lower than older U.S. coin programs. Several recent releases have been immediate U.S. Mint sellouts, including the WI Cray SuperComputer and CA Steve Jobs coins.
✅ Difficult to Assemble Matching P & D Sets – Collecting both mintmarks across all years becomes increasingly challenging as issues sell out and secondary market supply tightens.
🔎 Scarcity & Key Coins
Several coins in this set are already showing strong collector demand and early scarcity, including:
2020-P & D Massachusetts "Telephone" DollarsHonors Alexander Graham Bell's invention of the telephone — one of the most popular designs in the series and increasingly difficult to source individually.
2020-P & D Maryland "Hubble Telescope" DollarsCelebrates the groundbreaking space telescope managed in Maryland. Strong crossover appeal with both coin and space collectors, contributing to rising demand and reduced availability.
2026-P & D Wisconsin "Cray Supercomputer" DollarsHonoring the world's first commercially successful supercomputer — this issue sold out rapidly at the U.S. Mint and is already difficult to find at issue price on the secondary market.
2026-P & D California "Steve Jobs" DollarsOne of the most anticipated designs in the entire series, the Steve Jobs coin sold out almost immediately after release and commands strong premiums on the secondary market.
Many Innovation dollars have total mintages under 1 million per design (combined P & D), making them potential "sleeper" modern rarities if collector interest continues to grow.
📦 What's Included
- 66 Total Coins
- 33 Philadelphia (P) Mint Coins
- 33 Denver (D) Mint Coins
- Covers:
- 2018 Introductory Issue
- Full four-coin yearly releases 2019–2025
- All four 2026 releases (IA, WI, CA & MN)
- All coins housed in a Dansco Album for easy viewing and organization
📈 About the Series
The American Innovation $1 Coin Program runs from 2018–2032, honoring innovations from each U.S. state and territory, with 4 new designs released per year. When complete, the series will include 57 designs (114 coins total across P & D mints) — making early complete sets like this one increasingly desirable as the program progresses.
🪙 Condition
- All coins are uncirculated business strikes
- Sourced from original U.S. Mint rolls and bags
- Carefully handled — minor mint-origin marks are normal and expected for this series
🚚 Shipping & Returns
- $9.50 USPS Priority Mail with tracking
- 30-day return policy
Buy With Confidence
This set is offered by a retired 30+ year U.S. Navy veteran and an Active Duty U.S. Space Force Officer — a father and son team known for providing high-quality coins, fair pricing, and honest, reliable service. We stand behind every item we sell.
Coin-by-Coin Reference
YearStateInnovation Honored2018Introductory IssueGeorge Washington / First Patent2019DelawareAnnie Jump Cannon — Classifying the Stars2019PennsylvaniaPolio Vaccine — Dr. Jonas Salk2019New JerseyElectric Light Bulb — Thomas Edison2019GeorgiaTrustees' Garden — James Oglethorpe2020ConnecticutGerber Variable Scale — Heinz Joseph Gerber2020MassachusettsTelephone — Alexander Graham Bell2020MarylandHubble Space Telescope2020South CarolinaSeptima Poinsette Clark — Civil Rights Education2021New HampshireFirst Home Video Game Console — Ralph Baer2021VirginiaChesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel2021New YorkErie Canal2021North CarolinaFirst Public University — UNC Chapel Hill2022Rhode IslandReliance Yacht — Nathanael Herreshoff2022VermontInvention of Snowboarding2022KentuckyBluegrass Music2022TennesseeTennessee Valley Authority2023OhioUnderground Railroad2023LouisianaThe Higgins Boat2023IndianaAutomobile Industry & Indianapolis 5002023MississippiFirst Human Lung Transplant2024IllinoisSteel Plow2024AlabamaSaturn V Rocket2024MaineDirect Current Defibrillator — Dr. Bernard Lown2024MissouriJessup Wagon — George Washington Carver2025ArkansasNavy Ship Computer Design — Raye Montague2025MichiganAuto Assembly Line2025FloridaSpace Shuttle Program — Kennedy Space Center2025TexasMission Control Center — NASA Human Space Program2026IowaGreen Revolution — Dr. Norman Borlaug2026WisconsinCray-1 Supercomputer2026CaliforniaSteve Jobs2026MinnesotaMobile Refrigeration
Each design represented by both a Philadelphia (P) and Denver (D) coin — 66 coins total.
