Minnesota X-tra tree varieties

mach19

Can you post a sight that shows the different varieties? I found one in my change last night & wish to find out how many different varieties there are. Thank you in advance

19Lyds

Try this one. Ken has been keeping very good track of these!

mach19

Thank you my friend. This coin I found is the DDR #7

CaptHenway

<< <i>Try this one. Ken has been keeping very good track of these! >>



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Smittys

With so many varieties how much could they really be worth..???

mach19

This one will go in my collection. It will not go on e/bay.

jdimmick

One of my flea market vendors I sell too, found one yesterday and asked me to list it on e-bay. I have no idea what they are worth, as I am guessing very little as it appears to quite readily available. I started it at .99 c and will see where it goes. I beleive it is the DDR#3.

golddustin

Once word got out about these, I went back & searched 2 bank rolls that I had opened, and looked through 5 unc sets from the mint - also checked coins from change - and I did not find a single extra tree! I still have some unopened bank rolls and a few mint boxes, but I hesitate to open them - with the apparent availability of the various reverses, maybe they will become worth more when it is determined which variety (if any) is scarcest. (Then again, I could go pearl diving in the Monongahela river)

mach19

Does that river have crocodiles in it???

keez

I agree that it depends on which variety. Some have more tree to them than others. Scarecity is another factor.

golddustin

In the summer, they pull all sorts of creatures out of the river - when I was a younger lad (35 years ago), the only thing that could survive in the 'Mon' were bullhead catfish, and they were all about 8-10" long. We would go fishing, and it seemed like you just kept catching the same fish over & over! Now it's much cleaner, and holds nearly every variety of freshwater fish known in the Commonwealth.....and sometimes some that are not common. There was a relatively small alligator retrieved a month or so ago, and a fisherman pulled a type of phirana out a few weeks ago. Tired of your pet? Throw it in the river!!!!(even works for unwanted litters of kittens, or so I've been told).

mach19

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