2004 Doubled Die Reverse WDDR-022

Description

Listed under the Wexler designation 2004-P 25c WI WDDR-022, this Philadelphia Mint Wisconsin State Quarter doubled die reverse documents a hub misalignment that left visible doubling on the reverse design. The 2004 Wisconsin State Quarter is among the most famous issues in the fifty-state quarter program, largely due to the widely publicized Extra Leaf varieties — both High Leaf and Low Leaf — that generated intense collector interest. WDDR-022 is a separate and distinct variety from those celebrated extra leaf coins, representing an independent hub displacement event cataloged through systematic die variety research. The Wisconsin reverse features a cow's head, a wheel of cheese, and an ear of corn — agricultural symbols of the state's dairy and farming heritage — providing multiple surfaces where hub doubling could manifest. While WDDR-022 lacks the headline appeal of the Extra Leaf varieties, it documents a genuine die preparation error within the same production run and contributes to the broader attribution record of this historically significant state quarter issue.

Attribution History

• Discovered by Adam Levine Cross References: None know
• None know; Wexler Variety ID: 2004-P 25¢ WI WDDR-022
• Expert attribution by Wexler Team

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