Bicentennial Quarter
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*1976 Eisenhower DollarJoshua McMorrow-HernandezCoin Info$8.61United States
The Washington Bicentennial quarter was minted for two years with a combined mintage of 1,669,902,855! That comes to $417,475,713.75 total face value. It’s certainly possible that this issue. Although production of Washington quarters did resume at the San Francisco mint in 1969, these were for mint sets only and any quarters with an S mint mark are only from broken mint sets. 1776-1976 S Silver - This was a special issue release for the bicentennial and have a value some ten times higher than other 1776-1976 Bicentennial Washington. Bicentennial Quarters were minted in 1975 and 1976. Based on the design only, it is not possible to distinguish between a Bicentennial Quarter issued in 1975 or 1976, because the same design was used during both those years.Silver Coin0.3161 t oz$1 USD15,000,000U.S. MintBicentennial Quarter No Mint Mark1976
In 1975, the United States began minting Eisenhower dollars with the dual dates 1776-1976, which mark the occasion of the United States bicentennial. The 200th birthday of our nation’s founding sparked gala ceremonies all around the United States on July 4, 1976, and the lead-up to the special birthday prompted the United States to memorialize the event on the dollar coin, which bore a special design featuring the moon superimposed by the Liberty Bell.
There were two styles of the bicentennial dollar reverse; these are called Type I and Type II dollars. Type I dollars exhibit thick, sans-serif lettering, while the Type II pieces show more refined, serif-style letters. The copper-nickel clad dollar coins feature both styles, but the 40 percent 1976 dollars were minted and released only with the Type I design, which was struck in 1975.
11,000,000 uncirculated 1976-S 40 percent silver dollars were minted while 4,000,000 proof versions of the 1776-1976 S silver dollar were produced. In general, when silver content is worth around $20 per ounce, uncirculated 40 percent silver bicentennial dollars cost around $14 and proofs carry a $20 price tag.
While you can buy silver bicentennial dollars individually, they are available in special, 3-piece uncirculated and proof sets that were assembled by the United States Mint. These sets include the 1776-1976 quarter and half dollar, which also display special bicentennial-themed designs.Other Years From This Coin SeriesThis comment was minimized by the moderator on the site
I have a good 1976 Eisenhower Dollar ? maybe whose interesting.Andrii AndriiukThis comment was minimized by the moderator on the site
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Ericson Legaspi FormenteraEricson Legaspi FormenteraLatest Blog PostsBicentennial Quarter ValueLatest Blog Posts ?>Washington Quarter Key Dates & Errors
There are about a dozen or so common errors and a few key dates to look for when searching and collecting Washington Quarters. A quick summary would include heavy and light mottos, double die obverses, years 1932 S & D,1933 (none), 1934 Light + Heavy Mottos, 1934 DDO, 1937 DDO, 1942 DDO (Denver), 1950 S over D. For photo examples, further details, and more key dates and errors read the rest of the article.
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*1932-S and 1932-D - Since 1932 was the first year of production for the Washington quarter, most of them were produced at the Philadelphia mint. This means that the quarters produced at the Denver and San Francisco mints have significantly higher values than those from the Philadelphia mint, even in lower grade conditions.
*1933 - There were no Washington quarters produced in 1933.
*1934 Light Motto - Although the Washington quarter is well known for high quality strikes, many 1934 quarters produced at the Philadelphia mint have a light motto. Unfortunately, so many were produced that only those quarters with MS-63 and above that evidence the light motto strike hold significantly higher values.
*1934 Heavy Motto - Just like the 1934 Light Motto..just the opposite. The 1934 Heavy Motto is a heavy In God We Trust.
*1934 DDO - 1934 DDO (Double Die Obverse) can usually be seen on the ’In God We Trust’.
DDO In God We Trust Example
1944 DDO Date Example
1950 S over D Example
*1937 DDO - 1937 DDO (Double Die Obverse) can usually be seen on the ’In God We Trust’, as well as the date ’1937’.
*1942 Denver DDO - 1942 D (Denver) DDO (Double Die Obverse) can be noticed by looking at the L in liberty as well as the ’In God We Trust’.
*1944 DDO - 1944 DDO Quarter see example with double ’1944’.
*1950 S over D - The mint went back and stamped an S over the D in an effort to distribute the 1950 Quarter. They have done this sort of thing often throughout the mints history.
*1951 to 1964 - Due to vastly expanded production of the Washington quarters from all mints, the value for even highly graded quarters drops dramatically.
*1954-S - 1954 - The last year Washington quarters were produced at the San Francisco min. Unfortunately, due to very high production, these quarters hold no higher value than 1954 quarters produced at other mints. Although production of Washington quarters did resume at the San Francisco mint in 1969, these were for mint sets only and any quarters with an S mint mark are only from broken mint sets.
*1776-1976 S Silver - This was a special issue release for the bicentennial and have a value some ten times higher than other 1776-1976 Bicentennial Washington quarters.
1989 Off Center Strike Example
1961 Quarter Clip Error ExampleError Coins
Whether by accident or by design, there is only one real set of Washington Quarter error coins: the 1950 D/S and S/D overstrikes. Apparently there was a mix-up when new dies were sent to the Denver and San Francisco mints and many overstrike coins were produced.
Clips: There are many instances of quarters that have been clipped either slightly or clipped hard.
Die Cracks: When dies wear out they crack from usage. They then leave die crack marks when striking the quarter. These coin are usually worth just slightly more than the non error counterpart.
Off Center Strikes: When the die strikes the planchet off center it creates goofy looking strikes that seem to look like they were made with a play-dough fun factory mint set. :)Conclusion
Since the Washington quarter was constructed with a bold design and wasn’t redesigned until the 1776-1976 Bicentennial release and the Statehood quarters starting in 1999, there are no design changes or flaws as there have been in other US coins. However, keeping the main key dates in mind as well as the overstrike errors, you can still find high value coins in the Washington quarter series.
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References: Wikipedia Die Crack Boeing 777-300er fuel planner.Bicentennial QuartersHelpful Links Best ArticlesMost Valuable Quarters
Silver Quarters
Key Dates/Errors
Quarter Grading Tips
50 State Qurters
Price.25 to $5
$5.01 to $15
$15.01 to $25
$25.01 to $35
$35.01 to $45
$45.01 to $55
$55.01 to $75
$75.01 to $125
$125.01 to $300
$300.01 to $500
$500.01 to $900
$900.01 to $2000
$2000.01 to $5000
$5000.01 to $14000
*Value is that of highest MS-65 grade.
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*1976 Eisenhower DollarJoshua McMorrow-HernandezCoin Info$8.61United States
The Washington Bicentennial quarter was minted for two years with a combined mintage of 1,669,902,855! That comes to $417,475,713.75 total face value. It’s certainly possible that this issue. Although production of Washington quarters did resume at the San Francisco mint in 1969, these were for mint sets only and any quarters with an S mint mark are only from broken mint sets. 1776-1976 S Silver - This was a special issue release for the bicentennial and have a value some ten times higher than other 1776-1976 Bicentennial Washington. Bicentennial Quarters were minted in 1975 and 1976. Based on the design only, it is not possible to distinguish between a Bicentennial Quarter issued in 1975 or 1976, because the same design was used during both those years.Silver Coin0.3161 t oz$1 USD15,000,000U.S. MintBicentennial Quarter No Mint Mark1976
In 1975, the United States began minting Eisenhower dollars with the dual dates 1776-1976, which mark the occasion of the United States bicentennial. The 200th birthday of our nation’s founding sparked gala ceremonies all around the United States on July 4, 1976, and the lead-up to the special birthday prompted the United States to memorialize the event on the dollar coin, which bore a special design featuring the moon superimposed by the Liberty Bell.
There were two styles of the bicentennial dollar reverse; these are called Type I and Type II dollars. Type I dollars exhibit thick, sans-serif lettering, while the Type II pieces show more refined, serif-style letters. The copper-nickel clad dollar coins feature both styles, but the 40 percent 1976 dollars were minted and released only with the Type I design, which was struck in 1975.
11,000,000 uncirculated 1976-S 40 percent silver dollars were minted while 4,000,000 proof versions of the 1776-1976 S silver dollar were produced. In general, when silver content is worth around $20 per ounce, uncirculated 40 percent silver bicentennial dollars cost around $14 and proofs carry a $20 price tag.
While you can buy silver bicentennial dollars individually, they are available in special, 3-piece uncirculated and proof sets that were assembled by the United States Mint. These sets include the 1776-1976 quarter and half dollar, which also display special bicentennial-themed designs.Other Years From This Coin SeriesThis comment was minimized by the moderator on the site
I have a good 1976 Eisenhower Dollar ? maybe whose interesting.Andrii AndriiukThis comment was minimized by the moderator on the site
I wad told someone Gold spray painted my centennial Eisenhower dollar because the gold rubbed off on the edgeBradley WelshThis comment was minimized by the moderator on the site
I have 1 dollar coin, 1976 ,
Add me or message in face book
Ericson Legaspi FormenteraEricson Legaspi FormenteraLatest Blog PostsBicentennial Quarter ValueLatest Blog Posts ?>Washington Quarter Key Dates & Errors
There are about a dozen or so common errors and a few key dates to look for when searching and collecting Washington Quarters. A quick summary would include heavy and light mottos, double die obverses, years 1932 S & D,1933 (none), 1934 Light + Heavy Mottos, 1934 DDO, 1937 DDO, 1942 DDO (Denver), 1950 S over D. For photo examples, further details, and more key dates and errors read the rest of the article.
Enjoy! If you like the article please be sure to share this page with your pals.Bicentennial Quarter
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*1932-S and 1932-D - Since 1932 was the first year of production for the Washington quarter, most of them were produced at the Philadelphia mint. This means that the quarters produced at the Denver and San Francisco mints have significantly higher values than those from the Philadelphia mint, even in lower grade conditions.
*1933 - There were no Washington quarters produced in 1933.
*1934 Light Motto - Although the Washington quarter is well known for high quality strikes, many 1934 quarters produced at the Philadelphia mint have a light motto. Unfortunately, so many were produced that only those quarters with MS-63 and above that evidence the light motto strike hold significantly higher values.
*1934 Heavy Motto - Just like the 1934 Light Motto..just the opposite. The 1934 Heavy Motto is a heavy In God We Trust.
*1934 DDO - 1934 DDO (Double Die Obverse) can usually be seen on the ’In God We Trust’.
DDO In God We Trust Example
1944 DDO Date Example
1950 S over D Example
*1937 DDO - 1937 DDO (Double Die Obverse) can usually be seen on the ’In God We Trust’, as well as the date ’1937’.
*1942 Denver DDO - 1942 D (Denver) DDO (Double Die Obverse) can be noticed by looking at the L in liberty as well as the ’In God We Trust’.
*1944 DDO - 1944 DDO Quarter see example with double ’1944’.
*1950 S over D - The mint went back and stamped an S over the D in an effort to distribute the 1950 Quarter. They have done this sort of thing often throughout the mints history.
*1951 to 1964 - Due to vastly expanded production of the Washington quarters from all mints, the value for even highly graded quarters drops dramatically.
*1954-S - 1954 - The last year Washington quarters were produced at the San Francisco min. Unfortunately, due to very high production, these quarters hold no higher value than 1954 quarters produced at other mints. Although production of Washington quarters did resume at the San Francisco mint in 1969, these were for mint sets only and any quarters with an S mint mark are only from broken mint sets.
*1776-1976 S Silver - This was a special issue release for the bicentennial and have a value some ten times higher than other 1776-1976 Bicentennial Washington quarters.
1989 Off Center Strike Example
1961 Quarter Clip Error ExampleError Coins
Whether by accident or by design, there is only one real set of Washington Quarter error coins: the 1950 D/S and S/D overstrikes. Apparently there was a mix-up when new dies were sent to the Denver and San Francisco mints and many overstrike coins were produced.
Clips: There are many instances of quarters that have been clipped either slightly or clipped hard.
Die Cracks: When dies wear out they crack from usage. They then leave die crack marks when striking the quarter. These coin are usually worth just slightly more than the non error counterpart.
Off Center Strikes: When the die strikes the planchet off center it creates goofy looking strikes that seem to look like they were made with a play-dough fun factory mint set. :)Conclusion
Since the Washington quarter was constructed with a bold design and wasn’t redesigned until the 1776-1976 Bicentennial release and the Statehood quarters starting in 1999, there are no design changes or flaws as there have been in other US coins. However, keeping the main key dates in mind as well as the overstrike errors, you can still find high value coins in the Washington quarter series.
Did this page help you? If so please be sure to share this page with your friends.
Hit Ctrl+D on PC to bookmark this page now!Bicentennial Quarter Book
References: Wikipedia Die Crack Boeing 777-300er fuel planner.Bicentennial QuartersHelpful Links Best ArticlesMost Valuable Quarters
Silver Quarters
Key Dates/Errors
Quarter Grading Tips
50 State Qurters
Price.25 to $5
$5.01 to $15
$15.01 to $25
$25.01 to $35
$35.01 to $45
$45.01 to $55
$55.01 to $75
$75.01 to $125
$125.01 to $300
$300.01 to $500
$500.01 to $900
$900.01 to $2000
$2000.01 to $5000
$5000.01 to $14000
*Value is that of highest MS-65 grade.
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