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1976-S 1C PR70DCAM PCGS #93449

After 50 years, only 7 coins have been graded PR70 DCAM.

1976-S 5C PR70DCAM PCGS #94209

With 230 PR70 DCAM and over 15K in 69 DCAM, it could be a good idea to save any PR70 DCAMs that you come across.

1976-S 10C PR70DCAM PCGS #95255

A perfect modern strike with no imperfections even at 5x magnification. Valued for its pristine aesthetic and long-term liquidity.

1976-S 25C Clad PR70DCAM PCGS #96007

A perfect modern strike with no imperfections even at 5x magnification. Valued for its pristine aesthetic and long-term liquidity.

1976-S 25C Silver PR70DCAM PCGS #96008

A perfect modern strike with no imperfections even at 5x magnification. Valued for its pristine aesthetic and long-term liquidity.

1976-S 50C Clad PR70DCAM PCGS #96811

A perfect modern strike with no imperfections even at 5x magnification. Valued for its pristine aesthetic and long-term liquidity.

1976-S 50C Silver PR70DCAM PCGS #96812

A perfect modern strike with no imperfections even at 5x magnification. Valued for its pristine aesthetic and long-term liquidity.

1976-S $1 Clad Type 1 PR70DCAM PCGS #97434

All three types, Clad types 1 and 2 and the Silver type, are plentiful up to PR69DCAM, but become relatively rare in PR70 DCAM. To illustrate, the census identifies 20,511 coins in PR69DCAM, but only 45 in PR70DCAM.

1976-S $1 Silver PR70DCAM PCGS #97436

The 1976-S is a one-year type coin, and can be identified quickly by its distinct silver edge rather than a copper-nickel clad layer. This example is a perfect PR70DCAM Silver.