2004 Michigan State Quarter Values & Varieties
2004 Michigan state quarter errors and varieties exist! Values depends on the condition of the coin. Furthermore, errors add to value and doubled die varieties increase what they’re worth! 2004 quarters with errors have asking prices between one and ten dollars in raw condition on Ebay.
Michigan Quarter Values
Furthermore, Michigan state quarters are valuable without errors. For instance, a 2004-P 25C Michigan quarter graded MS69, sold for $385. Furthermore, a 2004-D 25C Michigan quarter graded MS69, sold at auction for $552. Additionally, a 2004-S 25C Michigan silver quarter graded PR70 DCAM, sold for $1,265.00.
The best chance of finding uncirculated 2004 Michigan quarter errors and varieties is by searching through original mint wrapped rolls. Additionally, searching 2004 mint sets for errors and varieties ensures a mint state specimen.
Furthermore, doubled die varieties are listed with photos to compare available via doubleddie.com. Additional listings are available at varietyvista.com.
2004 Michigan Quarter Design
“Michigan was the first quarter released in 2004, and therefore the 26th quarter released in the 50 State Quarters Program. Moreover, on January 26, 1837, Michigan became a part of the United States of America.”
Furthermore, the quarter features the mitten-shaped outline of Michigan and the surrounding Great Lakes (Lakes Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie, and Ontario).
Moreover, these lakes together make the largest body of fresh water in the world with a major role in Michigan’s history and economy. Furthermore, the lakes have brought many settlers, tourists, and industries (such as shipping and mining) to Michigan’s shores.” – usmint.gov
Additionally, check out a 2007 Washington state quarter “erupting volcano” or “UFO on Mt. Rainier variety quarter!“
2004 State Quarters are worth money! Look for Michigan state quarter errors and varieties in your pocket change.
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