Most modern quarters are worth just 25 cents… but a rare 1999 Washington Quarter error has stunned collectors by selling for $138,000 in a private sale. 
This jaw-dropping coin isn’t just rare—it’s a rule-breaking minting mistake that experts call one of the most valuable modern errors ever discovered.
 The Coin That Broke the Rules
 The Coin That Broke the Rules
Your coin (and confirmed examples) show shocking features:
- “ITIBERTY” + “IBERTY” overlapping on the obverse 
- Double-dated “1999” from a misaligned secondary strike 
- “Erepo” text on the reverse (caused by a partial brockage) 
 Only 3–5 examples of this exact error are known, making it a six-figure rarity.
 Key Identification Features
 Key Identification Features
Obverse Errors (Front)
- “ITIBERTY” overlapping “IBERTY”
- A faint second “1999” above/below the main date
- Washington’s profile appears distorted
Reverse Errors (Back)
- “Erepo” = partial inverted text from a brockage
- Extra leaf lines on the wreath
Authenticity Checklist
 Weight: 5.67g (normal clad quarter)
 Diameter: 24.26mm
 Non-magnetic (nickel-copper clad)
 Edge: Reeded, often flattened by the error
 Market Value (2024 Estimates)
 Market Value (2024 Estimates)
| Grade | Description | Value Range | 
|---|---|---|
| AU-50 | Visible doubling, moderate wear | $50K – $75K | 
| MS-63 | Clear errors, minimal marks | $100K – $120K | 
| MS-65+ | Sharp details, full luster | $130K – $150K | 
 Documented Sale: A PCGS MS-64 example sold for $138,000 in 2023.
 Red Flags: Spotting Fakes
 Red Flags: Spotting Fakes
 “LIBERTY” spelled normally → not genuine
 No doubled date → real examples show two “1999s”
 Smooth edges → real errors usually flatten the reeding
 How This Error Happened
 How This Error Happened
Experts believe this quarter went through:
- Normal first strike
- Coin jammed in press → re-struck at an angle
- Reverse brockage transfer → created “Erepo” text
 Normally, the Mint’s quality control catches these—but this one slipped through.
 Why Collectors Crave It
 Why Collectors Crave It
- Modern Rarity: High-value errors from the 1990s are almost unheard of 
- Combo Error: Double-strike + brockage = collector gold 
- Registry Demand: Required for elite modern error sets 
 How to Sell a 1999 “ITIBERTY” Quarter
 How to Sell a 1999 “ITIBERTY” Quarter
- Grade It: Submit to PCGS or NGC (error designation is crucial)
- Auction It: Heritage Auctions or GreatCollections get the best results
- Prove Provenance: Any Mint packaging or past sales history boosts value
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