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1976 Bicentennial Quarters...Worth?

David Nunn
I have several rolls of bicentennial quarters I saved years ago when I was removing money from coin-operated washers and dryers. They are all in good, but circulated condition.

Any idea of their value?

Before someone states so, yes, I know they're worth 25 cents each, at a minimum, but I wonder whether there is any collector interest. I am not a collector, but I kept these because they were only made during one year. They don't eat, and they don't take up a lot of room, so keeping them indefinitely is an option.
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  • Sam06
    Go here they will tell you all you need to know

    https://www.thesprucecrafts.com/bicentennial-quarters-4164646

    The real answer is; it depends, some are worth Face value some as much as $8.
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  • He Dog
    I have several rolls in BU condition. So do about a trillion other people.
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  • WearyTraveler
    You?re asking about the collector value.

    Here?s a link that will give values based on ?melt? value.

    http://www.coinflation.com
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  • Grasshopper
    25 cents I believe. That's one coin I still get in change.
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  • us55840
    I'll go out on a limb here and offer you .20 cents each but you have to cover the shipping.

    :D
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  • David Nunn
    OK, so they're worth a quarter each. That's what I have in them, so it's all good.

    Thanks!
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  • US Military Guy
    Sell

    - before the market tanks.

    :D
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  • fatcat458
    Not N E A R what they were worth back in 76' :o
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  • toad67
    Obviously David, the advice you get here is what you pay for it huh..... ;)
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  • Henry0Reilly
    My thought on all things Bicentennial was that if there's still a United States in 2076 that would be when the value will increase.
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  • spasmcreek
    in 2076 that will be a historic coin celebrating a country that was
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  • mrmike08075
    If they are encapsulated and graded and certified and uncirculated - in one of the highest grades...

    If they are in the mint yearly sets - in the mint special packaging - unopened...

    Under those circumstances they might be of some value to a collector - but not much interest and not much value...

    As described yours are worth 25 cents each.

    They are interesting - many of us save them when found in circulation - there are still people who like to fill up the flat blue books with coins...

    But they have no special monetary value as far as I can determine...

    I set aside mercury dimes and bicentennial quarters and Wheaties cents and anything bigger than a quarter - steel pennies - certain dates - older coins - anything with real silver content...

    But I don't think they hold much value.

    Mike
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