2013 Ohio Quarter
Perry’s Victory Doubled Die Reverse
2013 Ohio quarter errors and varieties are collectible coins. For instance, check out this 2013 Ohio Perry’s Victory National Park Quarter found while coin roll hunting. Furthermore, it’s obviously a circulated coin. To some it’s worth no more than a few dollars.
Rare Doubled Dies
However, it’s a rarity and potentially valuable because it is a doubled die obverse and reverse variety. Doubling displays on both sides of it. Observe the doubling marked with arrows in the photos of the coin. Get your coin roll hunting toolkit here.
Double check doubled dies against the 2013 doubled die listings on doubleddie.com. It’s how I knew I’d found a rare coin.
2013 Ohio Quarters
Furthermore, the best chance of finding rare and valuable 2013 Ohio National Park Quarter errors and varieties in mint state condition is by searching through original wrapped rolls. Additionally, examining 2013 mint sets ensures a mint state grade proof specimen.
2013 Ohio Perry’s Victory Quarter Value
2013 Ohio quarters don’t necessarily have to be an error or variety to be valuable. The more flawless the specimen is, the higher the coin’s grade. For instance, a 2013-P 25C Perry’s Victory Memorial NP quarter dollar coin graded MS68, sold for $995.00.
Furthermore, a 2013-D Perry’s Memorial NP quarter dollar graded MS68, sold for $500.00. Finally, a 2013-S Perry’s Memorial NP quarter graded Ms67, sold for $140.00. In other words, these quarters are valuable because of their pristine condition.
In addition to auction values, 2013 Ohio quarters are selling in raw condition on ebay for a few dollars and up. However, it also depends on condition and the type of error or variety coin. Eye appeal is everything.
Perry’s Victory and International Peace Memorial Quarter
“Ohio’s Memorial site was established and honors those who fought in the Battle of Lake Erie during the War of 1812. Furthermore, it celebrates the long-lasting peace among Britain, Canada and the U.S.”
“The reverse design depicts the statue of Master Commandant Oliver Hazard Perry with the Peace Memorial located in the distance. The memorial is one of the tallest of its kind in the U.S. Design candidates were developed in consultation with representatives of Perry’s Victory and International Peace Memorial.” – usmint.gov
First, check out the video below of fellow coin enthusiast examining a large die chip on Perry’s Shoulder. Then, check out this national park quarter errors list!
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