The claims about a Bicentennial Quarter worth nearly $400 million or other coins reaching values over $20 million appear to be exaggerations or misunderstandings.
Most credible numismatic sources and auction records do not support such high valuations for these coins.
Bicentennial Quarters, minted in 1975-1976 to celebrate the 200th anniversary of American independence, generally hold a modest value unless they possess unique features such as minting errors or exceptional condition.
These rare versions can sometimes fetch higher prices, with notable examples reaching values up to $175,000, but not nearly $400 million
coins like the 1913 Liberty Head Nickel and the 1804 Silver Dollar can fetch prices in the tens of millions but still fall short of the astronomical figures sometimes cited in sensationalized reports
Reliable numismatic organizations and auction houses provide accurate information on the market values of rare coins based on their condition, rarity, and historical significance.