The 1976 United States coins include notable collectibles such as the Bicentennial series, which features designs commemorating the 200th anniversary of American independence. The dollar coins from this series display the image of Independence Hall on the reverse, while the obverse showcases a depiction of Liberty. Coin rolls from this year may contain uncirculated examples of these Bicentennial coins, making them attractive to collectors. Additionally, the 1976 coins are characterized by their unique dual date, reflecting the years 1776 and 1976, which further enhances their collectible value.
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1976 $1 Roll Eisenhower, Type 1 20 Coins | $1 Roll | Dollars | 1976 | Philadelphia |
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1976-D $1 Roll Eisenhower, Type 1 20 Coins | $1 Roll | Dollars | 1976 | Denver |
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1976-S $1 Roll Eisenhower 20 Coins | $1 Roll | Dollars | 1976 | San Francisco |