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D. 1976 Bicentennial Quarter "no mint mark" Obverse Liberty seams off, runs real tight to the edge with differences in height. "BERTY" not raised flush, has odd dip along with more details. "In God we trust" seems crudely stamped with in all connected. 1776 - 1976 looks crudely stamped as well, all the numbers are different in size, shape, raised, etc Reverse Entire circumference of coin "above United States of America & quarter dollar" looks like a possible die crack? "E pluribus unum" looks poorly struck maybe double stamped Most of the letters run together, almost looks as if when stamped the coin stretched outside of the die?
Asked on May 28, 2024
These observations are either mostly interpretations of wear, or insignificant in value.
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