42+ Wisconsin Quarter Extra Leaves Pictures

42+ Wisconsin Quarter Extra Leaves
Pictures. Discussion in 'error coins' started by laurenar, nov 4, 2010. I see this as exceedingly unlikely.

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04:57 comment, email or private message me any questions or suggestions for videos on coins. 2004 wisconsin state quarter has cow and ear of corn. Mint official version, has been reported to have variations, with two versions of extra leaves found.

There were two different varieties discovered for the wisconsin extra leaf quarters. one of them being the low leaf variety, which is the most common of the two.

The coin, which features a stalk of corn on its the wisconsin state quarter, seen here in the u.s. This usa today article says a bit about how widespread the buzz became over this particular u.s. The rarity of the coins is shown as well. You can find photos of both varieties in the cherrypickers guide, volume iv or i would imagine if you googled extra leaf, you will probably find some photos of them.

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Their irregular concave margins are something no competent engraver would produce.

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The coin, which features a stalk of corn on its the wisconsin state quarter, seen here in the u.s.

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Maybe it was a sabotage from iowa, since they really get top billing when it comes to corn?

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The 2004 wisconsin quarter error coin has an extra leaf in the corn plant and can be worth over $500 if it's in good condition.

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How much attention did the extra leaf wisconsin quarter really get?

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The wisconsin leaf errors have dropped in price substantially.

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None of them save for those with errors or die varieties (like the extra leaf wisconsin quarter) all of them are worth 25 cents.

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Mint official version, has been reported to have variations, with two versions of extra leaves found.

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Unlike the speared bisons, there are collectors and dealers asking for these varieties at conventions.