1971 1C-$1 Mint Set PCGS #904525

A 1971 1c-$1 Mint Set (often sold as an 11-coin set) is typically worth between $10 and $15 on the secondary market. You can find current verified dealer pricing or browse offerings for this collectible on platforms like govmint.com or Mystic Stamp Company.Breakdown of the SetThe 1971 official uncirculated Mint Set contains 11 coins in Original Government Packaging (OGP), which includes the following:Cent: 1 from Philadelphia (no mint mark), 1 from Denver (D), and 1 from San Francisco (S)Nickel: 1 Philadelphia, 1 DenverDime: 1 Philadelphia, 1 DenverQuarter: 1 Philadelphia, 1 DenverHalf Dollar: 1 Philadelphia, 1 Denver (the first year the Kennedy Half was made of copper-nickel clad, rather than silver)Notable Facts & ValuesEisenhower Dollars: Despite the name of the set, no Eisenhower Dollars were included in official 1971 Mint Sets. If you have a separate loose 1971 Eisenhower Dollar, they are generally worth $1.05 to $1.50 in circulated condition.40% Silver "Blue Ikes": The US Mint did sell 40% silver versions of the 1971 Eisenhower Dollars separately in blue envelopes. These "Blue Ikes" are worth about $8 to $10 each.Proof Sets vs. Mint Sets: Be careful not to confuse your set with a 1971 Proof Set (which has a cameo finish and comes in a different presentation case). 1971 Proof Sets are worth slightly more, generally between $15 and $20.