2004-D Wisconsin Quarter Extra Leaf Value: What Yours Is Worth
A 2004-D Wisconsin quarter with the Extra Leaf variety is worth about $45 to $50 in worn condition and about $160 to $270 in MS65, and a top graded Low Leaf sold for $6,000. There are two versions, High Leaf and Low Leaf. A normal Wisconsin quarter is worth 25 cents.
- Varieties
- Extra Leaf High (the extra leaf curves up toward the corn) and Extra Leaf Low (it curves down).
- Mint mark
- D, on the front to the right of Washington's ponytail. Only Denver coins have this variety.
- Where to look
- The back, on the left side of the ear of corn.
Value by grade
| Grade | Extra Leaf High | Extra Leaf Low |
|---|---|---|
| Extremely Fine (XF) | $50 | $45 |
| Gem Uncirculated (MS65) | $270 | $160 |
| MS67 | $1,200 | $1,200 |
| Top auction result | $2,530 (MS66, 2006) | $6,000 (MS67, Heritage, Jan 12, 2020) |
Grade values from the NGC price guide as reported by NGC (Dec 2022 data, the latest NGC published). Auction results from PCGS. A normal 2004-D Wisconsin quarter is worth face value. Values checked Oct 8, 2026.
What to look for
- Turn the coin over and find the ear of corn on the right side, behind the wheel of cheese. The cow is on the left.
- Look below the ear of corn for an extra leaf that does not belong. High Leaf curves upward, Low Leaf curves down toward the other leaves.
- Check for the D mint mark on the front. Philadelphia coins do not have the variety.
Fakes and lookalikes
- Scratches and post-mint damage can look like a leaf. A real extra leaf is raised and shaped like a leaf, not a line cut into the surface.
- A loupe helps. If it is real, PCGS and NGC both attribute High and Low Leaf coins.
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FAQ
What is a 2004-D Wisconsin extra leaf quarter worth?
About $45 to $50 worn, about $160 to $270 in MS65 and up to $1,200 in MS67. A record Low Leaf sold for $6,000.
Is my normal Wisconsin quarter worth anything?
No, a normal one is worth 25 cents.
Which is worth more, High Leaf or Low Leaf?
In most grades the High Leaf carries a clear premium. NGC's guide has it at $270 in MS65 versus $160 for the Low Leaf. Both reach $1,200 in MS67, and the single top auction result is for a Low Leaf.
Related coins
Sources
- NGC, Wisconsin quarter varieties
- PCGS auction prices, 2004-D Wisconsin Extra Leaf Low
- PCGS CoinFacts, 2004-D Wisconsin Extra Leaf High
Values are retail estimates or recorded sale prices from the sources above, checked Oct 8, 2026. What a dealer pays you is usually less than retail.
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