@heribase: At first glance, it looks like an ordinary Wisconsin State Quarter. But check the corn stalk on the reverse carefully. 🔎 This is the 2004-D Wisconsin “Extra Leaf Low” variety. The key detail is an extra raised leaf near the lower left side of the corn stalk. It’s different from the normal design—and it’s one of the best-known State Quarter varieties. 💰 Some higher-grade examples of the Extra Leaf Low variety have sold for thousands of dollars, with notable examples reaching around $6,000. But condition matters. Most regular 2004-D Wisconsin quarters are still worth face value, so you need to confirm the exact variety and grade before assuming you found something rare. If you have a 2004-D Wisconsin Quarter, check the corn closely—you might be holding more than just 25 cents. 👀 Scan your coins with HeriBase to identify varieties and spot details you may have missed. Link in bio. 📱 Have you ever checked your State Quarters for errors or varieties? 👇 #RareCoins #CoinCollecting #CoinHunting #CoinVarieties #ValuableCoins #USCoins #HeriBase #Numismatics #CoinCollector #coincollector #MyCollection #CoinCommunity #coin #DidYouKnow