Description
🪙 Description
Issued to commemorate the 200th anniversary of American independence, this 1976 Washington Quarter features the dual date “1776–1976” and the iconic Bicentennial reverse design.
The reverse showcases a Colonial drummer alongside a torch encircled by thirteen stars, representing the original colonies. This one-year commemorative design replaced the traditional eagle reverse and remains one of the most recognizable designs in modern U.S. coinage. The obverse retains the classic portrait of George Washington, preserving continuity within the long-running series.
Struck at the Philadelphia Mint (no mintmark), this example is certified by PCGS in MS65 condition. The coin displays strong luster with light contact marks typical for the grade, offering solid eye appeal for a Mint State example.
Encapsulated in a PCGS holder with Gold Shield-style branding and TrueView availability, providing added confidence in authenticity and long-term protection.
A classic Bicentennial issue with enduring collector appeal and historical significance.
🪙 Condition Description
PCGS certified MS65 with strong luster and light marks consistent with the grade. Please review all photos for exact condition before purchase.
🪙 Item Specifics
Certification: PCGS
Certification Number: 53505394
Grade: MS65
Denomination: 25C
Year: 1976
Country: United States
Mint: Philadelphia
Strike Type: Business
Composition: Copper-Nickel Clad
Diameter: 24.3 mm
Weight: 5.67 g
Edge: Reeded
Orientation: Coin alignment
KM Number: KM# 204
🪙 Population Data At Time of Listing
PCGS MS65 Population: 670
PCGS Higher Grades: 729
Total PCGS Population: 2,671
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