The value of a 1988 uncirculated coin set varies depending on where you purchase it and the condition of the specific set. Here’s a breakdown based on the provided search results:
- Around $7 to $13: You can find individual sets listed on [eBay for around $7 to $13].
- Around $10 to $13: Some retailers list the set for around $10 – $13.
- Higher on some platforms: Some sites like GovMint list a set for $10.95 or more, depending on payment method.
- Condition: While uncirculated sets are generally in good condition, factors like luster, absence of wear, and packaging condition can influence the value.
- Original packaging: Sets with the original government packaging and certificate of authenticity may be more valuable.
- Mintage: The 1988 mint set had a mintage of approximately 1.6 million sets, notes mintsetguide.com. This indicates a decent supply, suggesting the value might not be extraordinarily high.
A 1988 uncirculated coin set includes one of each coin minted for circulation that year from both the Philadelphia (“P” mint mark) and Denver (“D” mint mark) mints. These include:
- Lincoln Cent
- Jefferson Nickel
- Roosevelt Dime
- Washington Quarter
- Kennedy Half Dollar
The set also includes two tokens representing the Philadelphia and Denver mints.
In summary: While a 1988 uncirculated coin set is a nice collectible, it’s generally not considered extremely rare or valuable. Expect to find sets for sale in the range of $7 to $13, with potential variations based on condition and where you purchase them.
What to do with uncirculated coin sets?
Thanks for asking. Uncirculated Coin Sets
These treasures have never been in circulation and are struck with a pristine finish making them perfect for display or gifts.
Do uncirculated coins gain value?
I can help with that. The value of an uncirculated coin depends on several factors. Rarity, or the mintage and survival figures, combined with demand and condition, will ultimately determine value. In many cases, an uncirculated coin can increase the value of a specific coin by hundreds of times if the coin is rare enough in high grades !