These are the 25 cent coins that are worth up to $1,300

Although older coins are often the most sought-following by collectors and therefore the most valuable at auction, there are more modern pieces that can also surprise with their high prices on the US numismatic market. An example of this is the 2004 Wisconsin quarter, designed by John Flanagan, William Cousins ​​and Alfred Maletsky.

Despite its recent minting, this quarter dollar can reach considerable values ​​due to specific factors that distinguish it from other common coins.

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How to identify 2004 Wisconsin quarters?

If you find a quarter in your home and suspect it might be a 2004 Wisconsin quarter, there are a few details you can check to confirm:

Obverse:

• Legends: Look for the inscriptions “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA”, “LIBERTY” and “IN GOD WE TRUST”.
• Name: It should say “QUARTER DOLLAR”.

Reverse:

• Design: The reverse design features a cow, a wheel of cheese, and an ear of corn, along with the inscriptions:
  • “FORWARD”
  • “WISCONSIN”
  • “1848” (year of admission of the state to the Union)
  • “2004” (year of issue)
  • “OUT OF MANY, ONE”

“This new quarter proudly represents Wisconsin as the nation’s dairy land. It is a tradition of abundance and a gift from the heart that the citizens of your great state have given to enrich the nation,” said the director of the United States Mint, Henrietta Holsman Fore, when the appearance of the coin was made official, according to Gestión Mix.

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How much are 2004 Wisconsin quarters worth?

According to the Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS), the highest value that an example of this coin has reached is $1,300.

These are the values ​​that these numismatics have obtained:

• 2004-P Wisconsin Quarter (MS-63): Up to $4
• 2004-P Wisconsin Quarter (MS-64): Up to $5
• 2004-P Wisconsin Quarter (MS-65): Up to $5
• 2004-P Wisconsin Quarter (MS-66): Up to $12
• 2004-P Wisconsin Quarter (MS-67): Up to $22
• 2004-P Wisconsin Quarter (MS-68): Up to $1,300

Why might the 2004 Wisconsin quarter be so valuable?

1. Czech brand:

Collectors are particularly looking for the 2004 Wisconsin quarters minted at the Philadelphia Mint. These pieces bear the “P” mint mark on the obverse. If your coin has this mark, its potential value increases considerably, reaching over $1,000.

2. Bug rarity:

Coins with minting errors are especially prized by collectors. The rarity and type of error determine the value of the coin. A rare error can lead to a coin fetching a considerable price.

3. Conservation status:

Despite being a relatively modern coin, collectors value the 2004 Wisconsin Quarter in the best possible condition. The better preserved the coin is, the higher its value.

With information from Mix Management

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