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If you have any 2004 Iowa State quarter doubled die varieties that are not shown on this page, we would love to add them to our files.  Go to the Coin Examinations page to find the guidelines for submitting coins for attribution.  Just click on the link in the left column menu to access that page.

In the following listings the person listed as "Submitted By" is the person who sent the coin for listing in the Wexler Doubled Die Files.  It is not necessarily the person who originally discovered the variety.


2004-P 25¢ IA WDDO-001

Description:  Doubling can be found on the underside of Washington’s earlobe.

Die Markers:  Obverse:  A short die gouge extends north from the top left side of the center crossbar of the E in QUARTER.  Reverse:  A small die gouge can be found above the left side of the F in FOUNDATION.  A small die gouge can be found to the left of the student located farthest to the right.

Submitted By:  Billy G. Crawford

Cross References:  Crawford: CDDO-001







2004-P 25¢ IA WDDR-001

Description:  Doubling can be found on the top left side of the first window on the right side of the one-room schoolhouse.

Die Markers:  Obverse:  None noted.  Reverse:  Large die chips can be found on the upper right side of the window to the left of the door.  A die gouge can be found above the right side of the 2nd U in UNUM.

Submitted By:  Kenneth Russell

Cross References:  Crawford: CDDR-001, CONECA: 1-R-VIII






2004-P 25¢ IA WDDR-002

Description:  Doubling can be found on the top left side of the first window on the right side of the one-room schoolhouse.

Die Markers:  Obverse:  None significant.  Reverse:  None significant.

Submitted By:  Mary Roth

Cross References:  None known