The value of a 1976 US Proof Coin Set can vary depending on its composition and condition. Here’s a breakdown of the different types and their estimated values:
- Composition: This set contains 6 coins: a Lincoln Cent, Jefferson Nickel, Roosevelt Dime, Washington Quarter, Kennedy Half Dollar, and Eisenhower Dollar.
- Material: The quarter, half dollar, and dollar coins in this set are copper-nickel clad.
- Value: According to several sources, the value of this set typically falls in the range of $17.95 – $30.95 , with some retailers offering it for around $17.95, $17.99, or $18.74, while others list it at $30.95.
- Mintage: The US Mint sold 4,149,730 of these sets, which is the highest mintage for any proof set to date.
- Composition: This set contains proof examples of the Bicentennial design quarter, half dollar, and dollar.
- Material: These coins are struck in 40% silver.
- Value: This set is typically priced around $30.00 – $39.95.
- Packaging: It comes in original US Mint packaging, possibly including a display case or three-color booklet.
- Condition: Proof sets should be free from damage, and the coins must have never been circulated.
- Original Packaging: The value can be higher if the set includes all original US Mint packaging, boxes, documents, and Certificates of Authenticity (COA).
- Varieties: The Eisenhower Dollar in the 1976 proof sets is known as the “type 2” or “variety 2” bicentennial coin, identified by the thin lettering on the reverse.
Note: Prices mentioned are based on current market data and may vary depending on the seller, buyer, and specific condition of the set. Greysheet, a numismatic resource, provides a table listing values for proof sets from different years. You can also find 1976 proof sets for sale on [eBay] . You may also find these sets listed on [Collectors Alliance] and [Great American Coin Company].
