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<p>[QUOTE="Midas, post: 52535, member: 2761"]Interesting results...</p><p><br /></p><p>Personally, I think the high and low leaf varieties were the result of a Denver mint employee(s) fooling around with one of the dies. Of course mint dies used are evidentially destroyed so we will never know how the high and low leaf got there on <u>only</u> 2004-D Wisconsin quarters. </p><p><img src="http://bestsmileys.com/lol/12.gif" class="bbCodeImage wysiwygImage" alt="" unselectable="on" /></p><p><br /></p><p>The fact of the matter is if this is the case, you have a <u>true</u> variety. I guess my polling selection of Mint employees(s) and a true variety should be combined as one.</p><p><br /></p><p>Also, how many varieties can you see with the naked eye? How many die gouges actually look like a corn stalk? Ken Potter might believe this, but I bet he is buying them as inexpensively as possible, but will soon come around and be selling them for top dollar!</p><p><br /></p><p>I am not a big fan of varieties, especailly those that require 30X power to see, but I am fascinated with this quarter even though I don't collect state quarters. Also, case in point, years ago vending machines that sold cigarettes for 28 cents included 2 cents as "change" with the pack of cigarettes itself. One of those cents was the famous 1955 DDO cent and I am sure at the time, people thought it was "no big deal". </p><p><br /></p><p>Of course there was no internet and instant "variety" news as we have now. Look at the "speared" Buffalo and "Detached Leg" Buffalo nickels that are making the circles on these threads. If that happened in 1955, it would of took years before anybody paid attention to it.</p><p><br /></p><p>Here was a variety that could be seen without a loop and it wasn't till years later that collectors actually started to pay attention to these cents. Well, the Wisconsin 2004-D quater has been out for less than a year and <i>Coin Values </i> had on their cover stating the next "$1,000 quarter...the 'Stalk' of the Hobby."</p><p><br /></p><p>No big deal? I sure we would all love to have the high and low leaf just to say we have one! Then we would being doing the jig like Grandpa Joe when Charlie found the golden ticket!</p><p><br /></p><p><img src="http://images.tvnz.co.nz/tvnz_images/tv2/movies/wk23_willy_wonka_c_two.jpg" class="bbCodeImage wysiwygImage" alt="" unselectable="on" />[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Midas, post: 52535, member: 2761"]Interesting results... Personally, I think the high and low leaf varieties were the result of a Denver mint employee(s) fooling around with one of the dies. Of course mint dies used are evidentially destroyed so we will never know how the high and low leaf got there on [U]only[/U] 2004-D Wisconsin quarters. [img]http://bestsmileys.com/lol/12.gif[/img] The fact of the matter is if this is the case, you have a [U]true[/U] variety. I guess my polling selection of Mint employees(s) and a true variety should be combined as one. Also, how many varieties can you see with the naked eye? How many die gouges actually look like a corn stalk? Ken Potter might believe this, but I bet he is buying them as inexpensively as possible, but will soon come around and be selling them for top dollar! I am not a big fan of varieties, especailly those that require 30X power to see, but I am fascinated with this quarter even though I don't collect state quarters. Also, case in point, years ago vending machines that sold cigarettes for 28 cents included 2 cents as "change" with the pack of cigarettes itself. One of those cents was the famous 1955 DDO cent and I am sure at the time, people thought it was "no big deal". Of course there was no internet and instant "variety" news as we have now. Look at the "speared" Buffalo and "Detached Leg" Buffalo nickels that are making the circles on these threads. If that happened in 1955, it would of took years before anybody paid attention to it. Here was a variety that could be seen without a loop and it wasn't till years later that collectors actually started to pay attention to these cents. Well, the Wisconsin 2004-D quater has been out for less than a year and [I]Coin Values [/I] had on their cover stating the next "$1,000 quarter...the 'Stalk' of the Hobby." No big deal? I sure we would all love to have the high and low leaf just to say we have one! Then we would being doing the jig like Grandpa Joe when Charlie found the golden ticket! [IMG]http://images.tvnz.co.nz/tvnz_images/tv2/movies/wk23_willy_wonka_c_two.jpg[/IMG][/QUOTE]
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