1972 1C-$1 Mint Set PCGS #904526

A standard 1972 1c-$1 uncirculated U.S. Mint Set (11 coins total) is generally worth between $8 and $15. You can check current dealer buy and sell prices on the APMEX 1972 U.S. Mint Set Page or look at collector offers on the GovMint 1972 United States Mint Set.The exact value is determined by the condition of the packaging and the coins inside:Standard Mint Set Value: $8 to $15. These sets contain coins struck for circulation, housed in the original mint plastic. They typically do not have a premium over face value except for the novelty of the collection itself.Proof Set Value: $9 to $15. If the set has deeply mirrored, high-definition "Proof" coins struck in San Francisco (marked with an "S"), collectors usually value it slightly higher.Varieties and Errors: The true wildcards in 1972 sets are the Lincoln pennies. The Philadelphia mint released a specific doubled die error on the 1972 penny (known as Doubled Die Obverse or DDO FS-101). If your set contains this error, a single coin in mint state can be worth anywhere from $100 to over $3,000 depending on the severity of the doubling and the grade of the coin.What's in the Set:The 1972 Mint Set contains 11 coins total:Cent: Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco mintsNickel: Philadelphia and Denver mintsDime: Philadelphia and Denver mintsQuarter: Philadelphia and Denver mintsHalf Dollar: Philadelphia and Denver mints