Rare Bicentennial Quarter: Imagine finding a quarter worth $1 million in your change! In July 2025, a Chicago nurse named Mia found a 1976 Bicentennial Quarter at a pharmacy, later valued at $1 million for its rare double die error and 40% silver content. Minted to celebrate America’s 200th birthday, this …
Rare Bicentennial Quarter: Imagine finding a quarter worth $2.5 billion in your pocket! The 1976 Bicentennial Quarter, minted to celebrate America’s 200th birthday, has a super-rare version that collectors claim could fetch this jaw-dropping price. With a cool drummer boy design on the back, these quarters are still out there …
Bicentennial Quarter: In 1975 and 1976, the U.S. Mint released special quarters to celebrate America’s 200th birthday. These Bicentennial Quarters, marked with “1776-1976” and a colonial drummer on the back, were everywhere. Over 1.6 billion were made, so they’re still common in pocket change today. But whispers of a super-rare …
Rare Bicentennial Quarter: What if a single quarter from your pocket could make you a millionaire overnight? It’s not a fairy tale—a rare 1976 Bicentennial Quarter might just be worth $11 million, and some are still jingling around in everyday change. Minted to honor America’s 200th anniversary, over 1.7 billion of …
A 1976 Bicentennial Quarter, once just another 25-cent piece, has stunned collectors with a value reaching up to $1 million due to a rare minting error. This quarter, celebrating America’s 200th birthday, might still be floating around in your spare change, piggy banks, or old jars. With its unique drummer …
Bicentennial Quarter: Your pocket change might hold a hidden treasure! The 1976 Bicentennial Quarter, minted to celebrate America’s 200th birthday, is making waves with a rare die clash error that could be worth up to $1.4 million. These quarters, with a drummer boy on the back and “1776-1976” on the …
Bicentennial Quarter: In 1976, the United States celebrated its 200th birthday with a big party, and the U.S. Mint joined in by creating special coins called Bicentennial Quarters. These quarters look different from regular ones, with a colonial drummer on the back and the dates “1776–1976” on the front. Most …