Rare Bicentennial Quarter Has Nearly $90K Value — Plus 5 More Worth Big Money

Coin collecting is a fascinating history, art, and economics hobby. Coin collectors like rare quarters. The bicentennial quarter's nearly $90,000 is notable. Six rare quarters, including the bicentennial, are worth a fortune.

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Collectors adore 1976 Bicentennial Quarters. The 200th anniversary of the US Declaration was this quarter. Important historically and rare under certain conditions.

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Also rare in coin collecting is the 1932-D Washington Quarter. Collectors value this Great Depression quarter due to limited production. The Denver mint made few of these coins.

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Like the Denver quarter, the 1932-S Washington Quarter is rare. San Francisco limited this coin's production. The first Washington quarter is valued by collectors. Numismatists value mint 1932-S at over $15,000.

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1943-S Washington Quarter composition is unique. Due to wartime metal demand, coin compositions changed. The San Francisco 1943-S is silver, unlike other quarters.

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Coin anomaly: 1950-D/S Overmintmark Quarter. This quarter has Denver (D) and San Francisco (S) mint marks due to production error. The error limited production of these rare and valuable coins.

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The reverse doubling, especially in ‘E PLURIBUS UNUM,’ makes the coin rare. Due to this error and limited Denver mint production, pristine coins can fetch $7,000.

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Rare Bicentennial Quarter Has Nearly $90K Value — Plus 5 More Worth Big Money

Coin collecting is a fascinating history, art, and economics hobby. Coin collectors like rare quarters. The bicentennial quarter's nearly $90,000 is notable. Six rare quarters, including the bicentennial, are worth a fortune.

Collectors adore 1976 Bicentennial Quarters. The 200th anniversary of the US Declaration was this quarter. Important historically and rare under certain conditions.

1. 1976 Bicentennial Quarter

Also rare in coin collecting is the 1932-D Washington Quarter. Collectors value this Great Depression quarter due to limited production. The Denver mint made few of these coins.

2. 1932 Washington Quarter

Like the Denver quarter, the 1932-S Washington Quarter is rare. San Francisco limited this coin's production. The first Washington quarter is valued by collectors. Numismatists value mint 1932-S at over $15,000.

3. 1932 Washington Quarter

1943-S Washington Quarter composition is unique. Due to wartime metal demand, coin compositions changed. The San Francisco 1943-S is silver, unlike other quarters.

4. The 1943-S Washington Quarter

Coin anomaly: 1950-D/S Overmintmark Quarter. This quarter has Denver (D) and San Francisco (S) mint marks due to production error. The error limited production of these rare and valuable coins.

5. 1950-D/S Overmintmark Quarter

The reverse doubling, especially in ‘E PLURIBUS UNUM,’ makes the coin rare. Due to this error and limited Denver mint production, pristine coins can fetch $7,000.

6. 64D Doubled Die Reverse Quarter

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