 U.S. Quarter Dollar - Drummer on back
I have a U.S. quarter dollar, it is clearly dated(on the front) 1776 - 1976.
The front of it is normal, besides the fact that it has 2 dates instead of 1. but it gets interesting when you turn it over... it has a man drumming on a drum, with what looks like the statue of liberty flame next to his head. ive never seen a quarter with a drummer on the back of it, most have eagles.
COMPARING to a 1974 quarter:
1. it is a little bit worse condition, but its not terrible. all text is leggible.
2. the heads side is a little bit sideways. its barely noticeable.
3. the text on the back " United States of America Quarter Dollar" is printed in a much larger text on the drummer coin. this text almost completely encircles the icon in the middle.
4. the icon on the back is of a drummer, rather then the eagle. to the left of his head is a flame with stars around it. under this flame it says "E PLURIBUS UNUM" in text so small, its almost ilegible.
what do i got?
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