Capital Plastics #441 Quarter Type Set

Another short set I thought I'd do in a Capital Plastics holder. Trying for a matched grey look on the silver, though that will be impossible for the Bicentennial quarter- I'll just go with a white silver proof there. All I need is to find is a matching Bust quarter, and then pop that Bicentennial proof in there, and presto! This one will be done.
I think that little hint of color on the Standing Liberty is a bonus.
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Check eBay. I've seen some wholesome and circulated 1976 quarters that would match your set, and they go for cheap.
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Wow, I wouldn't expect there would be any circs like this, especially with grey toning, but I'll look.
I have a silver S mint or a D mint that has some circulation and is a little grey.
If either would work for you just let me know.
Thankee, kind sir. I think I'll just go for a silver proof there. I did as @braddick and checked eBay for grey-toned circs, but as I expected, there weren't any. It's kind of a tall order to find such a relatively modern piece in grey-toned VF or so!
A proof might look a little out of place with the other circulated coins.
You could use one of mine as a pocket piece to add a little more wear or store it on a window sill in an envelope to add a little toning.
Did I mention it's free.
That will be a nice set LordM.... You have been busy in coins lately. Cheers, RickO