1776-1976 Bicentennial Quarter For Grading Please?

Girlinlove,
Just so you know,only high-grade ones (MS68 or higher) are worth keeping. Everyone hoarded them when they first came out including me. But after a while I spent most of mine because they were only worth face value.
John1

Lower AU range for me.

if you are attempting to learn how to grade circulated coins then this one looks AU50 to me. if you are attempting to find a coin in circulation that has any value that's not common. all of these ads, promotions etc. you see, some are just completely fake and most of the remaining ones are extremely rare.

you could spend years finding one. not worth your time unless you're bored and you need to know what you are looking for

learn how to grade coins. use this site to match your coin
https://www.pcgs.com/Photograde/

Photograde is very helpful for being able to compare a coin from one step in grade to the next to see what changed. Over time, you'll discover what parts of what coin will be the first to be affected by wear. Those are then the first places to look when determining a coin's grade or amount of circulation. This, of course, is unique to each coin design.