1973 1C-$1 Mint Set PCGS #904527

A 1973 1C-$1 (cent to dollar) Uncirculated Mint Set typically sells for $12 to $25 on the secondary market. The true face value of the 13 coins inside is $3.83, but the set carries a modest collector's premium because it was the first year the Eisenhower dollar was included in uncirculated mint sets.Current Market BreakdownPrivate Sales / eBay: Generally ranges between $15 and $20.Coin Dealers (e.g., Littleton Coin Company): Often retail these sets for $30 to $47 in pristine, untouched packaging.Greysheet Wholesale Value: Typically around $12.What the Set ContainsThe 1973 set is housed in original mint envelopes and contains 13 uncirculated coins:Philadelphia Mint (no mint mark): Cent, nickel, dime, quarter, half dollar, and Eisenhower dollar.Denver Mint (D mark): Cent, nickel, dime, quarter, half dollar, and Eisenhower dollar.San Francisco Mint (S mark): Lincoln cent only.Factors That Affect ValuePackaging Condition: Sets still sealed in their original U.S. Mint cellophane and envelopes fetch higher prices than those that have been opened or are missing their original Mint packaging.Spotting / Toning: Uncirculated coins can naturally develop dark spots or toning over decades, which may lower the resale value to serious collectors.Proof Sets vs. Mint Sets: If your set is a 1973 Proof Set (featuring a highly reflective, mirror-like finish and housed in a hard plastic case), the value is relatively similar, typically selling for around $15 to $20.To compare live collector and dealer prices for your specific set, check current active listings on platforms like eBay or view wholesale pricing trends on Greysheet.