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State Quarter Error List

Check out this list of State Quarter Errors, ATB National Parks Quarters, and American Women Quarters.

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50 State Quarters (1999–2008)

1999-2000

Delaware (1999)
Virginia (2000)
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Georgia

2001-2002

Indiana (2002)
New York
North Carolina
Mississippi
Ohio

2003-2004

2005-2008

America the Beautiful (2010-2021)

American Women (2022-2025)

Tap on each highlighted link above to view the corresponding coin errors and varieties discovered during microscopic examinations.

Remember, the more flawless the coin, the more valuable it is. Have fun coin roll hunting. I hope you find a valuable treasure to sell or collect for yourself.

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The coin hobby is profitable, not just from putting together collections, but for selling any error or variety coins you do find.

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2013 Fort McHenry Maryland Quarter Errors

2013 Fort McHenry Maryland quarter errors and varieties are valuable collectible coins.

For instance, observe a 2013 Fort Mchenry Maryland quarter displaying a doubled die reverse. Arrows note the doubling of the flag pole and in the explosion blast.

Furthermore, closely examine the U.S. flag and within the exploding fireworks burst, as noted with arrows in the images. You’ll need a coin microscope to see it.

Moreover, this 2013-P Maryland quarter displays the doubled explosion and starburst or rocket’s red glare, created with die chips.

These 2013 quarter varieties got their names from the collectors who discovered them.

National Park Quarter Doubled Dies

Furthermore, look for 2013-P Fort McHenry Maryland quarters that match the above image, or visit doubleddie.com.

For instance, this Maryland quarter is listed as 2013-P 25¢ MD WDDR-010.

Similarly, the doubling displays on the upper right spray of the upper firework burst.

Finding Rare 2013 Fort McHenry Quarters

Avid hunters seek out uncirculated original mint wrapped quarter rolls to search through quarters in pristine condition for errors and varieties.

For instance, by purchasing uncirculated rolls of 2013 Maryland quarters via the Amazon marketplace, a coin roll hunter increases their chances of finding a flawless quarter with a rare error or variety.

However, coming across these coins in circulation and in good condition is not impossible.

Most importantly, know what to look for when examining coins for 2013 Maryland quarter errors. If you don’t have a microscope or computer, then get a 10x loupe.

Moreover, the rare doubled die varieties in almost uncirculated, or AU condition, have asking prices on ebay for $20 or more per quarter. See the chart below for potential values.

2013 Fort McHenry Maryland Quarter Value Chart

Variety / Error Type	Condition / Grade	Estimated Value
Doubled Die Reverse (WDDR-010) Doubling on firework spray & flag	Almost Uncirculated (AU)	$20.00 - $35.00+
"Doubled Explosion" Variety Die chips in fireworks burst	Circulated / AU	$10.00 - $25.00
"Rocket's Red Glare" Starburst Die chip variety	Uncirculated (Raw)	$15.00 - $30.00
2013-P Standard Strike	Mint State (MS67)	$195.00 (Auction High)
2013-S Silver Proof	PR70DCAM	$30.00 - $50.00

*Note: Prices are based on recent secondary market listings and certified auction results. Values for error coins vary significantly based on the severity of the doubling and eye appeal.

2013 Maryland Quarter Value

2013 Fort McHenry quarter value increases when a coin is authenticated, graded, and encased by a reputable grading agency such as Anacs.

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For instance, a 2013 Fort McHenry national park quarter bearing the “P” mint mark with a mint state grade of MS67 sold for $195.00.

Furthermore, 70 is the highest grade a coin can get.

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