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The most expensive piece with extra leaf high was sold at auction in 2006 for $2,530. Since no one exactly knows how many of these error coins were released in circulation, one collector set aside $6,000 for one with an extra leaf low in 2020. The Denver mint struck 226,800,000 Wisconsin quarters, costing approximately $102 to $148 on the current market. You can find coins with regular strikes and those with an extra leaf placed low or high on the left corn cob’s bottom. 2004 D MS 67 (extra leaf low) Wisconsin State Quarter and 2004 D MS 66 (extra leaf high) Wisconsin State QuarterĪlfred Maletsky designed this great coin’s reverse, but it appeared in three possible varieties. However, this unique specimen in the mint state reached an astonishing auction record of $10,200 at Heritage Auctions in 2006.Ģ. The Philadelphia mint produced 349,000,000 of those quarters, which you can find at an average price of $0.85 to $3.30. John Mercanti’s design came with the engraved state outline and the words VIRTUE LIBERTY INDEPENDENCE. Pennsylvania got the honor of being the 2nd state to have a state quarter released in 1999. The most valuable State quarters by PCGSġ. They weigh 0.0125 pounds (5.67 g) and contain copper and nickel in a 91.67%: 8.33% ratio. John Flanagan designed a George Washington bust on the obverse, while you can see different reverse designs dedicated to each US state.Īll specimens have reeded edges and a diameter of 0.95 inches (24.30 mm). Various designers took part in these beautiful coins creation. You can also find a few errors that collectors appreciate. As expected, most of these coins are widespread and are not particularly worth, but some of them are rare and surprisingly pricey.

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The process was finished when completing the series about ten years later.Įven though most Americans prefer coins from their native states, they also want to know how valuable state quarters from other states are and which one is the most expensive. The idea was to group these coins into five sets and release them in circulation according to each state’s birthday.

Series information and mintage figures included.All 50 US states have their own quarters with George Washington’s image on the obverse, but their reverse designs are customized and differently styled. Series information and mintage figures included.įour-page album with 24 dated slots and 12 undated slots. Series information and mintage figures included.įour-page album with 80 slots, including extra spaces for varieties. Two-page album with 17 dated slots and 3 extra slots. Series information and mintage figures included. Series information and mintage figures included.įive-page album with 100 slots, including extra spaces for varieties. Territories quarters.įive-page album with 100 slots, including spaces for Bicentennial and Proof issues.

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LCA18 – Case of 12 Update Pages (2) for LCA18 Series and individual state information included. Territories P & D quarters.įive-page album with 100 slots, including spaces for silver Proof issues. Territories quarters.įive-page album with 100 slots, spaces for P & D issues. Slots for 1998-2008 50 State Quarters and the 2009 D.C.

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FREE cotton gloves with every album.Ĭlassic green album holds P, D, S & silver coins.ĥ0 State Commemorative, D.C. Green leather-look with gold embossing on exterior. Crystal clear slides that will not discolor and allow viewing obverse and reverse without handling coins. Pages are reinforced with brass eyelets, and offer precision die-cut slots for ease of use. E-mail Littleton Coin Company on Facebookįor more collector items visit .Īcid-free, archival-quality premium albums, designed for long-term storage of your collection.

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