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Did you know that a common quarter in your pocket could be worth thousands of dollars? While most 25-cent pieces are only worth their face value, the 1776–1976 Bicentennial Quarter is a special case. Minted to celebrate America’s 200th birthday, these coins feature a unique “Drummer Boy” design on the back. While billions were made, a few … Read more
It is currently December 19, 2025, and you may have encountered viral headlines claiming that a 1976 Bicentennial Quarter has sold for $3 million. As your thought partner, I want to clarify the market reality: There is no verified sale of a 1976 Bicentennial Quarter for $3 million. Most articles citing this figure are based on unverified “prototype” rumors or AI-generated … Read more
The 1976 Bicentennial quarter is one of the most recognisable U.S. coins ever made. Almost every household has seen one with the drummer boy design and the dual date 1776–1976. Because millions of these quarters were produced, many people believe they are all common and worth only 25 cents. However, that is not fully true. … Read more
Did you know that a simple 25-cent coin in your pocket could be worth much more than its face value? The 1976 Bicentennial Quarter is one of the most famous coins in American history. While most are worth just 25 cents, some rare versions and “error” coins have sold for thousands—and collectors are always on the hunt … Read more
Picture pulling a worn quarter from your pocket and realizing it’s a 1976 Bicentennial with the iconic colonial drummer boy reverse. These 1976 bicentennial quarters—dated 1776-1976—were minted in the billions to celebrate America’s 200th birthday, so most are worth just 25 cents even today. Yet a handful of rare errors and varieties still turn up … Read more
Most Collectible and Valuable 1976 Bicentennial Quarters: The 1976 quarter honors the U.S. 200th anniversary with a front showing George Washington and a back featuring a drummer boy—symbolizing the Revolutionary War spirit. Minted in huge numbers (over 1.6 billion), most are common copper-nickel clad coins. But mistakes during production created gems that slip into circulation. … Read more