State Quarter Errors Wallpaper
The 50 state quarters programme saw the united states mint issue a series of circulating commemorative coins.
State quarter errors.
These rare die break errors.
Also lots of fun facts about the 50 state quarters series for trivia buffs and anyone who enjoys american history.
Here are the 5 rarest and most valuable state quarter errors and varieties.
See the current state quarter values a list of rare state quarters and state quarter errors.
Like the statehood quarter program quarter errors in the new set will pull an immediate premium.
States incorporated in unique designs for the reverse of the quarter.
I ve created a detailed list of all the different things that are symbolized on the statehood quarters along with some interesting little known facts about these popular u s.
Jul 23 2014 state quarter errors are a great way to add value to your collection.
It looks like the horse is spitting toward the side of the coin.
1 1999 p delaware spitting horse quarter.
Wisconsin quarter design with high leaf and low leaf errors below.
State quarter errors are by far the most valued quarters of the statehood collection but they re also much harder to find.
Some wisconsin quarter errors were found with an extra cornstalk leaf either pointing down low leaf or pointing up high leaf.
With billions of these quarters minted there s always a chance one of these valuable errors will find its way into your pocket change.
Don t let the odds overcome you though.
Between 1999 and 2008 it featured each of the 50 u s.
Every clad coin which includes state quarters is comprised of three layers of metal.
2000 p south carolina quarter ddo ddr.
One easily observed state quarter errors occurs when one side of the coin is copper colored.
A die break caused some 1999 p delaware quarters to have a raised line extending yes straight from the horse s mouth.
Make offer 25c 2002 s tennessee quarter obverse missing clad layer proof coin rare.
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Keep a sharp eye out and never give up on.
This happens when one of the coin s outer layers is missing.
Both outer layers are made of an alloy consisting of 75 percent copper 25 percent nickel.