These quarters, issued in 1975 and 1976, are notable not only for their unique dual-dated design (1776-1976) but also for their potential high value due to rarity and specific minting errors.
The U.S. Mint issued the Bicentennial quarters with a distinct reverse design, featuring a colonial drummer and a torch encircled by 13 stars, representing the original colonies.
This design, created by Jack L. Ahr, replaced the traditional eagle and is iconic in its representation of American history.
The obverse of the coin retained the familiar portrait of George Washington, sculpted by John Flanagan, but bore the dual date to signify the bicentennial celebration.
Most Bicentennial quarters in circulation are worth their face value, but certain quarters can fetch astonishing prices, especially if they are rare varieties or exhibit unique minting errors.
Here's a breakdown of five such quarters, valued at a total of $40,000, which every serious collector dreams of owning.
These quarters were part of a special three-coin set minted in 40% silver and sold to collectors.