1968 1C-50C Mint Set PCGS #904521

A 1968 Uncirculated Mint Set (1C–50C) is typically worth between $15 and $30. The total face value of the 10 coins is just $1.33, but the set carries a premium due to its collectible packaging and the inclusion of a 40% silver Kennedy half-dollar.Breakdown of ValueRetail Value: Sets in pristine Original Government Packaging (OGP) sell on platforms like eBay for around $15 to $25. Premium packaging from dealers like the Littleton Coin Company can retail for upwards of $50.Silver Value: The 1968-D Kennedy half dollar is composed of 40% silver. As of May 2026, the melt value of this silver fluctuates with the spot price but generally hovers around $3 to $4.Numismatic Value: Uncirculated sets are graded as Mint State (MS-60 to MS-65). Because millions were produced, there is very little rare-coin value in standard sets unless the individual coins grade exceptionally high.What the Set IncludesA complete 1968 Mint set contains 10 coins (running from one-cent to fifty-cents) struck at the Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco mints:Pennies (1C): 3 coins (P, D, and S)Nickels (5C): 2 coins (D and S) No Philadelphia nickel was minted for uncirculated sets in 1968Dimes (10C): 2 coins (P and D)Quarters (25C): 2 coins (P and D)Half Dollars (50C): 1 coin (D)Note: If your set came in a flat plastic case with a mirrored finish instead of a standard mint envelope, you likely have a 1968 Proof Set, which typically trades for around $15 to $30.