1976 Bicentennial (disco) FEVER! Who’s got it?

Che_Grapes

If you got the the fever for ‘76,
then don’t be shy, post the pics!

Silver uncirculated disco-licious 1976 (or maybe 1975) - beauties…

Can’t ya just hear it now? Ah ah ah ah stayin alive, stayin alive 🎼 🎵

braddick

Che_Grapes

Almost forgot my mint sets -

Che_Grapes

@braddick - those are beauties - do you mind if I ask what grade are those?

privatecoin

coinsarefun

braddick

@Che_Grapes said:
@braddick - those are beauties - do you mind if I ask what grade are those?

MS64s

Che_Grapes

@coinsarefun said:

Wow I was not familiar with this coin - thanks for sharing

Goldminers

A few other 1976 bicentennial medals all struck by the US Mint like the excellent proof silver above.
Bronze
Gold
Silver
Matte silver large 3-inch version

mark_dak

@Che_Grapes said:

@coinsarefun said:

Wow I was not familiar with this coin - thanks for sharing

It was also done in .925 silver. 3" version with 7.82 oz of silver and gold one with .3732 oz. gold

Mark

OAKSTAR

Not the best picture but you get the idea.

Mr_Spud

WiscKau

winesteven

Steve

PhillyJoe

@mark_dak said:

@Che_Grapes said:

@coinsarefun said:

Wow I was not familiar with this coin - thanks for sharing

It was also done in .925 silver. 3" version with 7.82 oz of silver and gold one with .3732 oz. gold

Mark

The US Mint also made 424 one pound gold medals. Yes, one pound. They still come up for auction now and then; as recently as May of this year. Only look at the recent sales at Heritage as you will cry when you see these sold for $10,000 fifteen years ago. One pound. Gold.

OAKSTAR

Really like this silver matted finish. It's like a Battleship gray!! 👍🏻 👍🏻

LukeMarshall

I purchased this Die from a forum member not to long ago.

Nice date, location, and subject matter.

Image reversed for ease of viewing…

mark_dak

@PhillyJoe said:

@mark_dak said:

@Che_Grapes said:

@coinsarefun said:

Wow I was not familiar with this coin - thanks for sharing

It was also done in .925 silver. 3" version with 7.82 oz of silver and gold one with .3732 oz. gold

Mark

The US Mint also made 424 one pound gold medals. Yes, one pound. They still come up for auction now and then; as recently as May of this year. Only look at the recent sales at Heritage as you will cry when you see these sold for $10,000 fifteen years ago. One pound. Gold.

You are correct I'm sure. Aunt purchased this large 3" silver and the 0.3732 oz proof gold one for me at the time I was just graduating high school. The size and weight along with the matte finish make this one kind of different and interesting to me. Still have both...

Mark

bagofnickels

I only have one. Pics really don't do it justice, it has great color in hand.

PR69CAM

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