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1957 U.S. Mint Set Popular Q&A

Q: What coins are in a 1957 mint set?
A: US mint sets 1958 and before are double sets so a 1957 will have 2 of each coin with a face value of $3.64. This was done so both sides of each coin from each m... Read More »

Q: What is the value of a 1957 uncirculated mint coin set?
A: A complete uncirculated mint set from 1957, still in its original mint packaging, is quite rare and worth about $200. This is a double set, containing 2 example... Read More »

Q: Do you know the value of a 1957 mint condition coin set?
A: If this is a mint set then it would retail for about $30.00. If these are individual coins that are in mint condition then you would probably have to grade each... Read More »

Q: What could i expect to receive if i was to place the entire colle...
A: Robert, The Brookman Catalog places the values of the 1968 to 1970 USPS mint sets at $165 or $225 (depending on the cover type of the 1968) $165 and $275 respec... Read More »

Q: Why is the 2004 U.S. Mint Set so much more expensive than other y...
A: The mint stopped selling them, at an early date in 2004.They just announced that they would take no more orders one day, without advance notice. So there are fe... Read More »