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Why Higher Value For Tennessee Quarters

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 Posted 08/20/2024  10:44 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add unclescratch to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Why does the RedBook (and BlueBook) assign higher values to the State Quarter from Tennessee?
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I have no idea. Mintage is on par. Maybe strike quality?
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Maybe the person assigning values is a Tennessee Vols fan?
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How higher is higher -- 5%? 10%? 200%? Both mints, or just one (or the other)?
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Sorry for the above comment.. Found this on google.. While there are currently no unique errors on the Tennessee quarter, some suggest the designs of the instruments on the coin are inaccurate.

For example, some say the guitar bears the wrong number of strings and the trumpet tubing is located in an incorrect place.
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The guitar has the correct number of strings on the neck, but one string, when it gets to the hound hole in disappears.
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In small part it's because these were more lightly saved. People were getting tired of the coins by this time and the banks weren't going to as much effort to provide them early in the program.

Primarily it is said to be related to higher demand. I've been told many of these have been distributed at various musically related venues and particularly, Graceland. There may also be some demand from the "Grand Old Opry", Memphis, and Dollywood but this is speculation.

Tennessee is downtown music now days.
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