1976 1C-$1 Mint Set PCGS #904530

A 1976 1C-$1 (Bicentennial) Mint Set typically has a secondary market value between $15 and $40, depending on the packaging and specific type.You can check current verified listings on APMEX or Littleton Coin Company for retail pricing.Here is the price breakdown based on the two different versions issued by the U.S. Mint:1. Clad Uncirculated Mint SetContents: 12 coins total (6 from the Philadelphia Mint and 6 from the Denver Mint)Denominations: Includes the Cent, Nickel, Dime, Quarter, Half Dollar, and Eisenhower DollarValue: $15.00 – $25.002. Silver Bicentennial Mint SetContents: 3 coins total struck at the San Francisco Mint: the Quarter, Half Dollar, and Eisenhower DollarComposition: The coins are made of 40% silver (often sold in a "Red Pack" from the U.S. Mint)Value: $50.00 – $65.00Note: Individual coins removed from these plastic sleeves are generally only worth their face value for standard clad versions, unless they are high-grade, professionally certified specimens.