What is a 1776-1976 silver dollar?

Here are the key specifications of the 1776-1976 silver dollar: A total of 11 million uncirculated and 4 million proof silver Bicentennial dollars were minted. While this is a substantial mintage compared to most U.S. commemorative coins, many Bicentennial dollars were later melted for their silver content in the 1980s.

How much does a 1776-1976 coin cost?

Only coins with a higher rating can bring surprisingly high premiums. For instance, one collector set aside as much as $1,200 for the 1776-1976 No Mint mark quarter in impeccable condition. The Denver mint also minted only 1776-1976 copper and nickel quarters. The mintage of 860,118,839 is higher than the individual mintages of the other two mints.

How much is a 1776-1976 quarter worth?

This error occurred when a coin was struck on an improperly made die. Therefore, double inscriptions can appear on the obverse and reverse during minting. So far, collectors have found several doubled 1776-1976 quarters with an average price of about $800 to $3,300.