Mint Sets Market Value
Analysis of 24,356 eBay listings for mint sets to determine current market pricing.
What you'll usually pay
💡 Used ones cost about 95% more here.
👉 In short easy summary
The highest value is found in PCGS certified sets, which command a 289% premium over the median. Conversely, uncertified sets offer the best entry point, trading at a 33% discount.
💚 Best value for your money
Price by year
Why? Value increases with age, peaking at 99.99 for 1947 sets compared to 19.31 for 1987 sets.
Price by certification
Why? Professional grading adds significant value, with PCGS at 135.99 versus uncertified at 23.5.
Price by strike type
Why? Specialty finishes like Matte command a 59% premium over the median, while Satin sets trade at a 38% discount.
Price by mint location
Why? Philadelphia sets are more expensive at 43.47 compared to Charlotte sets at 13.97.
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Common questions
What is the typical price for a new mint set versus a used one?
The median price for new sets is 18.48, while used sets have a higher median of 35.95.
How much more do certified sets cost compared to uncertified ones?
PCGS certified sets have a median price of 135.99, whereas uncertified sets have a median of 23.5.
Which year of mint sets currently holds the highest market value?
The 1947 sets have the highest median price at 99.99.
How we got these numbers
Worked out from 200 live eBay listings (price range $11–$234, odd outliers ignored). These are asking prices, so use them as a guide. Last checked July 14, 2026.