What is the 2016 North Dakota quarter horse nostril error?

The 2016 North Dakota quarter 'horse nostril' error is a die break (cud) that appears as a small blob of extra metal covering or extending from the horse's nostril. Collectors pay a premium for this variety based on the size of the break.

Is a 2016-P Theodore Roosevelt quarter valuable?

Yes, high-grade examples are very valuable. A 2016-P Theodore Roosevelt quarter graded MS67 recently sold for $1,020 at auction. Average circulated coins are worth face value.

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2008 Arizona Quarter Errors

2008 Arizona State Quarter Errors, Varieties, & Values

2008 Arizona state quarter errors and varieties exist! Arizona quarter coins are famous for the extra cactus leaves. Additionally, observe this unique 2008 quarter coin specimen, retrieved from a change machine at a laundromat. Look at this doubled die reverse!

Furthermore, coin roll hunters discovered die chips covering the 2 or first 0 in the year of 2008. Die markings like these are what give 2008 Arizona quarters a considerable bump in value, especially those in pristine condition.

State Quarters Worth Money

Furthermore, at the height of its popularity people paid upwards of $150 for a single Arizona quarter. Additionally, the current value is around $3 to $5 on ebay.

However, higher quality quarters with various errors may sell for up to $30 or more, depending on the condition of the coin.

Arizona Quarters

Note the die breaks on the reverse side of the coin, where extra cactus leaves are. The artist’s initials are covered. Moreover, the break varies in size from coin to coin, some completely covering the initials. Additionally, coin collectors collect coins like this by the progression of die breaks.

Furthermore, the bigger the die break, or if it has many die breaks, then the more valuable the coin. However, Arizona quarters don’t have to have any errors or be a variety in order to be valuable.

Arizona Quarter Value

For instance, a 2008 D Arizona quarter graded MS68, sold for $1,450.00. Furthermore, a 2008 P Arizona quarter graded MS68, sold for $1,175,00.

Moreover, some 2008 quarters have a special strike. For instance, a 2008 P Satin Finish Arizona quarter graded SP69, sold for $150.00. Finally, a 2008 D Satin Finish Arizona quarter graded SP69, sold for $160.00.

The best way to find rare uncirculated 2008 Arizona quarter errors and varieties in mint state condition is to purchase and hunt through original bank wrapped rolls. Additionally, don’t forget to examine 2008 mint sets for them.

Doubled Die Reverse Arizona Quarter Listings

As shown above, Arizona state quarter doubled die reverse coins exist. Furthermore, listings to compare images to are available doubleddie.com.

First, watch the videos of the coin examination noting the Arizona quarter with the extra cactus leaf die chip. Then, Check out a rare 2020 Weir Farm West Point quarter with a die crack!

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1995 Quarter Errors and Varieties

1995 Quarter Errors,
Varieties, and Values

1995 quarter errors and varieties are collectible coins. Furthermore, this 1995 Washington quarter displays a die crack on the reverse. Moreover, a die crack is a common die defect appearing as a raised line across a coin. It’s caused by an aging die.

Additionally, die cracks form through the aging process of a die. They may appear anywhere on any coin. Furthermore, die cracks do add some additional value to a coin, depending on the condition of the coin.

Moreover, 1995 quarter errors and varieties sell for a few dollars up to hundreds of dollars in raw condition and graded on ebay.com.

1995 Doubled Die Quarters

Look for doubled die 1995 S proof quarters. Images for comparing them to are available via varietyvista.com. Furthermore, it’s the only known doubled die discovered on 1995 quarters. However, keep an eye out for more doubled die discoveries.

1995 Quarter Value

More than a billion 1995 Washington Quarters produced. Additionally, 1995 quarters don’t need to be a variety or have errors to be valuable. For instance, a 1995 P Washington quarter graded MS68, sold for $3600.00.

Moreover, a 1995 D Washington quarter graded MS67+, sold for $1,293.00. Furthermore, 1995 S doubled die obverse Washington quarter graded PR69 DCAM, sold for $920.00.

Finding Rare 1995 Washington Quarters

Furthermore, check out a doubled ear 1996 Washington Quarter next! There are many common errors and key dates to look for when searching collectible Washington quarters.

As a result, people profit from coin roll hunting. The best chance of finding rare and valuable 1995 quarter errors and varieties is by examining mint sets or searching through uncirculated original bank wrapped rolls. Have fun hunting!

2016 North Dakota Quarter Errors, Varieties, and Values

2016 North Dakota Theodore Roosevelt National Park Quarter

2016 North Dakota quarter errors and varieties are collectible coins. Furthermore, they’re worth more than face value to coin collectors, known as numismatic value. You’ll need a coin microscope like I used to view the coin up close for errors and varieties.

Moreover, 2016 quarters with errors are worth more money because collectors collect coin errors and varieties based on the progression of die breaks.

2016 North Dakota Quarter Value Chart Updated 2026

Condition / Error Type	Circulated	MS-65 (Gem)	MS-67+ (Elite)
Standard 2016-P / 2016-D	$0.25	$1.50 - $4.00	$20 - $100+
Die Chip (Roosevelt's Hat/Rim)	$5 - $15	$25 - $45	$75+
Double Chin / Doubled Ear	$8 - $20	$40 - $65	$150+
Struck Through Grease	$10 - $35	$50 - $85	$200+
2016-S Silver Proof	N/A	$12 - $18	$30+ (PR-70)

National Park Quarter Doubled Dies

Additionally, doubled die varieties contribute to rare coin collections. For instance, a 2016 North Dakota doubled die quarter listed as a 2016-P 25¢ ND WDDR-001. For instance, “doubling displays on the grass and shrubs above the head and neck of Teddy Roosevelt’s horse.” A coin scale helps detect wrong planchet errors.

Roosevelt Quarter Values

However, 2016 quarters don’t have to be an error or variety to be valuable. For instance, a 2016-P Theodore Roosevelt NP (Regular Strike) quarter graded MS67 sold for $1,020.00.

Furthermore, a 2016-D Theodore Roosevelt quarter graded MS68, sold for $500.00. Additionally, a 2016-S Theodore Roosevelt national park quarter graded MS67, sold for $225.00.

North Dakota Quarter Design

Furthermore, “the Missouri River Badlands is featured as the backdrop of the Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Moreover, Theodore Roosevelt is depicted on a horse in memory of the 26th President, honoring his contributions towards conserving America’s resources.” – usmint.gov.

Furthermore, “native grasses provide sustenance for prairie dogs and large grazing animals. Moreover, the diverse habitat is home to various birds. Wildlife viewing is one of the most popular activities in the park, which was established as a national site in 1946.” – usmint.gov.

Finding Rare Roosevelt Quarter Errors and Varieties

The best chance of finding a rare 2016 North Dakota quarter is by purchasing uncirculated original wrapped rolls and searching through them.

Furthermore, examining 2016 mint sets for errors and varieties ensures the quarter is a mint state grade.

First, watch the examinations of a Roosevelt quarter error. Then, check out a camel chewing cud on the Shawnee National Park 2016 Illinois quarter.

Afterwards, observe a 2016 West Virginia doubled die reverse national park quarter. Furthermore, another favorite of collectible quarter among coin collectors are the rare 1976 Quarters. Happy hunting!

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