2005 Minnesota Extra Tree Quarter Value
This is the 2005 Minnesota Extra Tree quarter to hunt for! If you’re just embarking on coin roll hunting for treasures to flip for profit, then you’ll want to begin by gathering the essential coin roll hunting tools. Scroll to the value chart below so you know the value of the coins you’re hunting for.
2005 Minnesota "Extra Tree" Value Chart (2026 Estimates)
| Variety / Mint | Grade | Estimated Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2005-P (FS-801 / DDR-001) | MS63 | $15 – $25 | The most pronounced and famous variety. |
| 2005-P (FS-801 / DDR-001) | MS65 | $45 – $75 | "Gem" quality; significant demand. |
| 2005-P (FS-801 / DDR-001) | MS66 | $90 – $140 | High demand for Registry Sets. |
| 2005-P (FS-801 / DDR-001) | MS67 | $275 – $400+ | Extremely rare in this grade. |
| 2005-P (Common DDRs) | Circulated | $2 – $10 | Values for minor, less visible "blobs." |
| 2005-P (Common DDRs) | MS65 | $15 – $30 | Standard uncirculated examples. |
| 2005-D (Denver DDRs) | MS65 | $35 – $60 | Often harder to find than Philly varieties. |
| 2005-D (Denver DDRs) | MS67 | $100 – $200 | High-grade Denver DDRs are quite scarce. |
| 2005-P/D Satin Finish | SP67 | $50 – $90 | Found only in U.S. Mint Sets. |
| 2005-P/D Satin Finish | SP68 | $160 – $290 | Top-tier specimens from Mint Sets. |
Grab yourself a few uncirculated rolls of 2005 Minnesota Quarters to hunt through for the ever popular Extra Tree Doubled Die Variety, but a coin scale will help you identify wrong planchet errors.
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