1. 1976 Bicentennial Quarter Mint Mark
2. 1976 Bicentennial Quarter Errors

1776-1976 Bicentennial Quarter (Brilliant Uncirculated) 1776-1976-D Bicentennial Quarter (Brilliant Uncirculated) 1776-1976-S Bicentennial Quarter 40% Silver (Uncirculated) 1776-1976-S Bicentennial Quarter (Clad Proof) 1776-1976-S Bicentennial Quarter (40% Silver Proof) 1776-1976 Bicentennial Half (Brilliant Uncirculated). The Bicentennial quarter was minted only in 1975 and 1976. Production began a year early in order to discourage hoarding of the coin. This helped ensure that the public could see and enjoy the new designs regularly. You may even come across them in pocket change today!

Quarter Bicentennial 1776-1976 Presiouscoins $ 5,000.00 FREE shipping West Virginia Quarter 2005p Die errors. Presiouscoins $ 15.00 FREE shipping 2003d penny clipped Presiouscoins $ 0.25 FREE shipping Roach clips w/legs Presiouscoins $ 15.00. 1776-1976 silver quarter. These 1976 Bicentennial quarters are actually very common — more than 1.6 billion were made! Because so many 1976 Bicentennial quarters were made, they’re not really worth very much unless they’re in pristine condition. Unless your 1976 quarter has an “S” mintmark on it or it’s uncirculated.

The Washington quarter is the present quarter dollar or 25-cent piece issued by the United States Mint. The coin was first struck in 1932. For other Washington quarters, see this CoinQuest page [Press Here]. We also have a page on special Washington Statehood quarters at this link [Press Here]
In 1973 the mint announced that the quarter, half dollar, and dollar coins would be re-designed for the country's bi-centennial by citizen artists via a $5,000 contest. Eventually three designs were chosen and plans to cancel the same three 1975 coins, make silver versions, and issue a new two dollar bill became reality. A victory torch encircled by 13 stars and a colonial drummer along with the typical mandated writing won the quarter design. JLA under the left arm are the initials of Jack L. Ahr, the winning designer. This quarter was issued over a two year period (1975 and 1976) with more than 800 million issued. So these are not rare and even in high grade they are very common and worth very little. All circulated coins made of copper-nickel are worth face value. Some silver proof coins were made especially for collectors and there are worth their weight in silver.
For a copper-nickel coin in brilliant conditions a collector might pay as high as $8 US dollars.
Damaged coins are worth zero. Please see our Important Terminology page found at the top left in order to convert the catalog values used here into actual buy and sales values.

1976 Bicentennial Quarter Mint Mark

1976 Bicentennial Quarter Errors