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At least $0.91.

The Kennedy half dollar is 40% silver so it might be worth more.

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As of 01/2015 the retail value for a complete 1968 set from all 3 mints is only about $6. Denver was the only Mint that struck all 5 then-available denominations that year so a complete mint-state set of D-mintmark coins would be worth about half the total. As noted, most of that is contributed by the half-dollar which was struck in 40% silver.

Coin production in 1968 was affected by ongoing efforts to recover from the coin shortage of the prior 3 years as well as reintroduction of mint marks. Philadelphia didn't strike any nickels or halves, while San Francisco was pressed into service to mint circulating cents and nickels as well as proof coins. As a result Mint Sets contained an unusual distribution of coins: three cents, two nickels, two dimes, two quarters, and one half.

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