April 12, 2024
1776 -1976 S United States Bicentennial Silver Proof 3 Coins *40% Silver
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1776 -1976 S United States Bicentennial Silver Set U.S. Mint Proof Sets are the perfect gift for any coin collector. Give to someone as an anniversary or birthday gift they’ll treasure for a lifetime. You can even join the popular tradition of starting your collection on a loved one’s birth year, and continue buying mint sets to commemorate every year thereafter.Proof condition coins are valued for their exceptional quality and beautiful detail. They are extraordinarily brilliant, with sharp relief and a mirror-like background. Their frosted, sculpted foregrounds give them a special cameo effect. Proof sets can offer a high value to the owner because of their quality and investment demand U.S. MINT SPECIFICATIONS Denomination: 3 coin set Obverse Image: Washington, Kennedy and Eisenhower Reverse Image: 1975-1976: Bicentennial design with the Liberty Bell in front of the moon (all were dated 1776-1976). Composition: 40% Silver Total Weight:(OZ) 3.40 This is three-coin set commemorates the nation’s bi-centennial. The 3 coins, struck in 40% silver • A Washington quarter dollar• A Kennedy half dollar• An Eisenhower dollar All struck at the San Francisco branch of the U.S. Mint. Terms of Sale: * Please Pay Promptly Payment should be completed within 48 hours after auction ended or Contact me for Payment Arrangements *
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