1976 D Quarter very high grade possibly has varieties

It is in great condition to be in circulation. To me it looks as part of the uncirculated mint set. It does not seem to have the mirror-like of a proof, but then again, it might be the light effect of this picture. Nice find.

 

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Thinking of it... the proofs are from San Francisco in these coins. So this being a D (Denver) in that condition, must be part of the mint set

 

Thank u so much yes it's a business strike it just in great shape .....

 

I got a ? For u do u think that 1976 d quarter is a DDO 002 I think it is I'm trying to figure out if Im going to get it graded or certified

 

If it was an FS-101 I'd say yes; mint state examples are worth > $1000. The FS-102 variety doesn't bring much of a premium so I'd say no to getting it graded/certified since your cost would probably be what it's worth slabbed.

 

I thought the fs 102 variety was the most Rare one of the 2 varieties....

 

Here are a couple links to the Great Collections archive for the two varieties.

https://www.greatcollections.com/Au...arto=&af_s_keywords=&af_gd_min=1&af_gd_max=70

https://www.greatcollections.com/Au...arto=&af_s_keywords=&af_gd_min=1&af_gd_max=70

 

Denver never made proofs.
Nice coin. Put it in a 2x2 flip to protect it.

 

I put it in a plastic slab and I might even get it graded

 

Thank u

 

It's very expensive to get a coin graded. If it is MS 65 it's a $6 coin and you will have spent A LOT more than that. Yes if it comes back 68 you are OK, but that
is not likely unless the coin is nearly flawless.

 

That's right I wouldn't just send it in by it's its self I usually send my errors to Anacs it's slot cheaper but it's not to bad on me at pcgs either but i been a member for years... I found ba great coin today out of a roll 1939 wheat with foreign stuck on it....

 

Looking at the FS-101 and FS-102 examples in the Great Collections archive I don't think that yours matches either variety.

 

Ok ty very
much