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Is This Stuff Just Junk? Bicentennial Is For Reference.

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Well if I was you I would keep the Bicentennial but that's it. The Bicentennial isn't worth more than a quarter but I collect I've been keeping them if I come across one to give to my Uncle, as he likes them. Everything else looks normal to me. I'm assuming that the "golden" colored one is just from environmental toning, or plating that's starting to wear off.
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A typical grouping of average quarters, each worth 25 cents.
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And to CCF.
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At the time of the bicentennial I used to save the bicentennial quarters I came across in a wooden box on top of my dresser. (Yeah, I'm old.) One night I came home from work to a frantic schnauzer. Found out I had been burglarized. The quarters were gone (maybe 2-300, and also a pair of Sennheiser headphones. (They left my stamp collection and about $500 in camera gear.) I figured there was a kid having a good old time at a video game place somewhere.
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John1 already posted what I was going to.
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Well if I was you I would keep the Bicentennial but that's it.


After pulling them from circulation for decades, I've given up and spent all of mine.

Also, welcome to CCF @cn.
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After pulling them from circulation for decades, I've given up and spent all of mine.


Very understandable. As mentioned, I only do it on my Uncle's behalf. I personally wouldn't take them out of circulation if it wasn't for him.
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That's what I figured, but wanted to verify with people in the know. I will keep the bicentennial for sure and maybe the real toned one for show and tell. Thank you guys for the very helpful insights.
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to the CCF!


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The Bicentennial is the only one worth keeping. One of the major wholesale buyers pays 27 cents each for them.

The other quarters are worth face value.

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