1776-1976 D Bicentennial Washington Quarter

This is a United States circulation-strike quarter dollar commemorating the United States Bicentennial. The coin features a dual-date '1776-1976' on the obverse, replacing the standard single date. The obverse displays the classic profile of George Washington, designed by John Flanagan, with the 'D' mint mark clearly visible to the right of Washington's ponytail, signifying its production at the Denver Mint. The coin is composed of a copper-nickel clad material (75% copper, 25% nickel over a pure copper core), yielding a silver-tone metallic appearance with a reeded edge. In terms of physical condition, this specimen shows signs of moderate circulation, categorized likely in the 'About Uncirculated' to 'Extremely Fine' range. There are numerous small contact marks, hairline scratches, and bag marks across the fields and on the high points of Washington's face and hair. The surfaces exhibit a duller luster typical of a coin that has spent time in commerce, and there is visible grime or light toning along the rim and within the recessed lettering of 'LIBERTY' and the motto 'IN GOD WE TRUST'. Despite the wear, the striking remains relatively sharp with clear definition in the hair details and the dual dates. This specific design was minted in high volume during 1975 and 1976, making it a common but historically significant numismatic item.