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Introduction The 1976 Bicentennial quarter was designed to celebrate America’s 200th birthday, sporting the famous dual date 1776–1976 and a colonial drummer on the reverse. With over a billion minted, most are everyday pocket change worth just 25 cents. Yet viral stories and collector excitement swirl around claims of a single rare Bicentennial quarter fetching … Read more
Introduction The 1976 Bicentennial quarter was minted to celebrate America’s 200th anniversary, featuring the iconic dual date 1776–1976 and a dramatic reverse showing a colonial drummer boy. Over 1.6 billion were produced across Philadelphia (no mint mark), Denver (D), and San Francisco (S), making most examples common pocket change worth just 25 cents. However, certain … Read more
Introduction The 1776–1976 Bicentennial quarter, minted to commemorate America’s 200th anniversary of independence, features a unique dual-date obverse and a colonial drummer boy reverse designed by Jack L. Ahr. Over 1.6 billion were produced across Philadelphia (no mint mark), Denver (D), and San Francisco (S), making most examples common and worth only face value or … Read more