This 2004-D Wisconsin Quarter

🪙 Many collectors have no idea that an ordinary Wisconsin State Quarter could secretly be worth $250–$300. This rare extra-leaf error is still turning up in pocket change today — and you might have one without knowing it.

Before you read, check out the video below to see a real comparison of the rare coin.

🎥 Watch the Video First

Our Coin Teacher demonstrates the difference between a regular Wisconsin quarter and the valuable extra-leaf varieties.
👉 Watch it to understand the error clearly before checking your own coins!

🧾 Quick Summary (If You Can’t Watch the Video)

📸 1. Regular Wisconsin Quarter (Standard Design)

Most people have this version.
Value: $0.25

💎 2. “Extra Leaf High” Error — Worth Up to $300

Look closely at the corn stalk 🌽 on the back.
You will see an extra leaf positioned high near the husk.
This tiny detail turns a normal quarter into a valuable error coin.

💸 3. “Extra Leaf Low” Error — Worth Around $250

This version has an extra leaf lower on the husk.
Still extremely valuable and highly collectible.

🔍 Why Are These Error Coins Worth Hundreds?

In 2004, the Denver Mint accidentally released Wisconsin quarters with an extra engraved leaf on the corn husk.
Only a small number were struck before the mistake was discovered.

Because of the limited mintage — and high collector demand — these coins sell for:

• $250–$300 in circulated condition
• Higher prices if certified by PCGS or NGC

💰 Value Breakdown (Easy Chart)

🏦 Where to Search for This Valuable Quarter

✔️ Check your pocket change
✔️ Look in your old coin jars
✔️ Target only 2004-D Wisconsin State Quarters
✔️ Use a magnifying glass for best visibility

🎯 Final Advice

Don’t spend your Wisconsin quarters without checking the corn stalk first.
One small extra leaf could put $300 in your pocket.
Watch the video above and compare yours carefully! 🪙💰