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40% Silver 1776-1976 Bicentennial Quarter (BU/PF)

$4.18

The 40% Silver 1776-1976 Bicentennial Quarter (BU/PF) honors America’s 200th anniversary with a striking dual-date design and Jack L. Ahr’s iconic Colonial drummer reverse. Struck by the U.S. Mint in limited quantities, this brilliant uncirculated or proof coin features 40% silver content and a lustrous finish that highlights its sharp details. Celebrating the nation’s founding and enduring spirit, this quarter stands as a tangible piece of American history and a standout addition to any collection.

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The 40% Silver 1776-1976 Bicentennial Quarter (BU/PF) stands as a gleaming tribute to America’s 200th birthday. Struck in limited quantities, this coin captures the spirit of freedom and the artistry of the U.S. Mint. Its dual-date design, “1776-1976,” honors the nation’s journey from revolution to modernity. The reverse features Jack L. Ahr’s iconic Colonial drummer, symbolizing the courage and unity of the American people.

Composed of 40% silver, this quarter offers a tangible link to the nation’s rich numismatic heritage. Its brilliant uncirculated (BU) or proof (PF) finish ensures a dazzling luster and sharp detail, making it a standout in any collection. The coin’s silver content adds intrinsic value, while its historical significance appeals to both seasoned collectors and newcomers.

Each quarter is a piece of living history, echoing the celebrations and pride of the 1976 Bicentennial. The U.S. Mint’s craftsmanship guarantees authenticity and enduring quality. Whether displayed or cherished as a keepsake, this coin connects you to the legacy of American independence.

  • Purity: 40% Silver
  • Weight: 5.75 grams
  • Manufacturer: United States Mint
  • Finish: Brilliant Uncirculated (BU) or Proof (PF)
  • Obverse: George Washington portrait
  • Reverse: Colonial drummer design
  • Dual date: 1776-1976

The Bicentennial Quarter was authorized by Congress to commemorate America’s 200th year. Released in 1975-1976, it became a cherished symbol of national pride.

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