2015 Saratoga New York Quarter Errors, Varieties, and Values

2015 Saratoga New York Quarter Errors, Varieties, and Values

Have you found a 2015 Saratoga New York national park doubled die variety quarter? As shown in the images, the “doubling shows inside the lower right opening in the handle of General Burgoyne’s sword.” – John Wexler.  Saratoga New York quarter errors have asking prices of five dollars and up in raw condition on Ebay.

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New York National Park Quarter Design

“At Saratoga in the autumn of 1777, American forces met, defeated and forced a major British army to surrender.  Moreover, this crucial American victory renewed patriots’ hopes for independence, secured essential foreign recognition and support, and forever changed the face of the world.”

“Furthermore, the battlefield, a monument to the fallen and the restored country house of American General Philip Schuyler make up the three sites of Saratoga National Historical Park.  Additionally, it was established as a national site in 1938.” – usmint.gov

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New York Quarter Values

2015 Saratoga New York national park quarters have asking prices of two dollars and up in raw condition.  Observe the sold listings showing what 2015 New York quarter errors recently sold for on Ebay.  Furthermore, graded quarters are valued much higher.

Saratoga Quarter Values

For instance, a 2015 P Saratoga New York quarter graded MS68, sold for $140.00.  Furthermore,  a 2015 D Saratoga New York quarter graded MS67+, sold for $300.00.  Additionally, a 2015 S Saratoga New York national park quarter graded MS68, sold for $695.00.

However, those quarters are valuable as a result of high mint state grades. Quarter errors and varieties are worth money because of the uniqueness of each specimen.  Additionally, the grade has an influence on value.

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2015 National Park Quarter Doubled Die Varieties

Furthermore, 2015 Saratoga New York quarters display different doubled die varieties. Visit doubleddie.com for more images to compare the differing areas that the doubling displays on 2015 New York national park quarters.

Additionally, the best chance of finding a rare error or variety in mint state condition is to search mint sets, or uncirculated original bank wrapped quarter rolls.

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2008 Alaska Quarter Errors, Varieties, & Values

2008 P Alaska Quarter Errors, Varieties, & Values

 2008 Alaska Quarter errors and varieties exist!  Moreover, I’ve found extra bear claws on 2008 state quarters.  Furthermore, unlike other coins I found exhibiting the extra claw, this quarter displays extra thick letters with die breaks on the devices of both sides of the coin. 

Alaska quarter error

Moreover, searching uncirculated original wrapped bank rolls of 2008 Alaska quarters is the best chance of finding a rare error or variety specimen in mint state grades.   Additionally, examining 2008 mint sets ensures a mint state grade specimen.

2008 Extra Bear Claw Alaska Quarter Variety

A 2008 P Alaska quarter with an extra claw and die chips found in the word “Land” once sold for $35 at Great Collections.   Most importantly, consider how some people flip houses while others learn how to flip coins. 

Alaska quarter

Furthermore, they can easily turn a twenty five cent quarter into several dollars or more.  The “extra claw” nickname caused this coin to become famous, so to speak.

A die break shows as the form of the extra claw, noted by the arrows in the image above.  Arrows note the die chips in L, A, and N of LAND seen in the image below.  Moreover,  die breaks display on the I, N, and W of In God We Trust, as shown in the image below.

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Alaska State Quarter Variety Values

2008 extra bear claw quarters are listed on Ebay!  Furthermore, recent sold prices suggests current market value between $5 and $15 for this error coin.  However, that’s in raw or ungraded condition.  The more unique the die markings on a quarter, the more appealing coin collectors find it. 

The better the condition of the coin, the higher the value.  This coin is in circulated condition, as is evident by all the dings and scratches on the coin shown in the below images.  However, the “extra bear claw” variety along with other die breaks increases its value.

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Alaska Quarter Values

Above all, population of graded coins, and not just grade or the mintage itself determines the value of a coin.   Furthermore, there are a few Alaska quarter doubled die varieties listed on doubleddie.com.  The more flawless the coin, the higher the value.

2008 p alaska quarter error value

For example, a 2008-D Alaska Quarter graded MS69, sold at auction for $2,350.00.  Furthermore, a 2008-P Alaska Quarter graded MS68, sold at auction for $199.00.  Additionally, a 2008-S Silver quarter graded  PR70, sold for $127.00.

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Coin Study & Examinations

If you haven’t read any books by famed numismatist John Wexler yet, listings are available via Amazon.  Additionally, Strike it Rich with Pocket Change by Ken Potter is recommended along with The CherryPickers’ Guide.  Finally, check out a 2008 Arizona Quarter with The Extra Cactus Leaf!

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