Description
📖 Description
A sharply preserved 1976-D Washington Quarter featuring the iconic Bicentennial reverse design, struck to commemorate America’s 200th anniversary. The reverse showcases a colonial drummer with torch encircled by 13 stars, a design that stands apart from the standard eagle motif used throughout the series.
Struck at the Denver Mint, this example is graded MS65 by PCGS, offering strong luster and well-defined details across both obverse and reverse. The dual date “1776–1976” marks its historical significance within U.S. coinage.
Specifications:
Clad composition (copper-nickel) with a reeded edge. Standard weight and diameter for the series. KM#164.
Certified and encapsulated by PCGS with Gold Shield protection and TrueView imaging available, ensuring authenticity and long-term preservation.
Attractive mint luster is evident with clean fields and solid eye appeal for the grade. The surfaces display typical brilliance expected of a mid-gem Mint State example.
Encapsulated in a fresh PCGS holder with no notable condition issues observed.
Protected in a sealed holder to maintain grade and long-term stability.
🔎 Condition
PCGS MS65 example with strong luster and clean surfaces for the grade. Please review all photos for exact condition before purchase.
📋 Item Specifics
Certification Number: 53505395
Certification: PCGS
Grade: MS65
Year: 1976
Mint Location: Denver
Denomination: 25C
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
Composition: Copper-Nickel Clad
Diameter: 24.3 mm
Weight: 8.33 g
Edge: Reeded
KM Number: KM#164
📊 Population Data At Time of Listing
PCGS MS65 Population: 838
PCGS Higher Grades: 1,195
Total PCGS Population: 3,819
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