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- ToddPollock1953-D does have a D/D that might be what someone means by the DDO on the label. The coin can not be cameo, as it is a regular business strike coin. Cameo is for proof issues only when it comes to nickels.1953-D does have a D/D that might be what someone means by the DDO on the label. The coin can not be cameo, as it is a regular business strike coin. Cameo is for proof issues only when it comes to nickels.
- dusti11gToddPollock so the label is incorrect[ToddPollock] so the label is incorrect
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- Nice Jefferson. I'm working on this series as well. Upgrading where I can and finishing off the proofs.Nice Jefferson. I'm working on this series as well. Upgrading where I can and finishing off the proofs.
- dusti11g The beauty of this series is that completing an MS63 or better set is achievable and not very expensive. Also, the Wartime Silver Alloy (1942-1945) in good grades are still to be found. I've found proofs in bank rolls. The dates in the 30's in MS65 range from a low of $15.00 to a high $85.00 (1939-D)[dusti11g] The beauty of this series is that completing an MS63 or better set is achievable and not very expensive. Also, the Wartime Silver Alloy (1942-1945) in good grades are still to be found. I've found proofs in bank rolls. The dates in the 30's in MS65 range from a low of $15.00 to a high $85.00 (1939-D)
- dusti11g Sorry, it has been awhile since I've posted as I'm recovering from the Hurricane that went by where I live in Pinellas County, Florida. To answer your question, there are several schools of thought. One, is that error coins are a fools errand as they occur only when the minting process goes wrong. The other is that they are very important to collectors as they are extremely rare for some and not so rare for others. For me, I would rather have a PR70 coin instead of an error coin. Also, as a hoarder of both wheat and copper pennies, I have been known to go through rolls of 1955's to see if I could find a DD in the wild. That is one of the amazing features of this hobby/obsession. For more information on error coins, both the Cherry pickers guide or Breen's encyclopedia would be a great place to start. Also the online PCGS guide do list the value for some error coins. All the best in your quest.[dusti11g] Sorry, it has been awhile since I've posted as I'm recovering from the Hurricane that went by where I live in Pinellas County, Florida. To answer your question, there are several schools of thought. One, is that error coins are a fools errand as they occur only when the minting process goes wrong. The other is that they are very important to collectors as they are extremely rare for some and not so rare for others. For me, I would rather have a PR70 coin instead of an error coin. Also, as a hoarder of both wheat and copper pennies, I have been known to go through rolls of 1955's to see if I could find a DD in the wild. That is one of the amazing features of this hobby/obsession. For more information on error coins, both the Cherry pickers guide or Breen's encyclopedia would be a great place to start. Also the online PCGS guide do list the value for some error coins. All the best in your quest.
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- Hello Fellow Jefferson CollectorsGreetings all, my name is Rocco and my username here is Aspie_Rocco. I just joined today and am learning how to navigate this site and figuring out what does what. I am unsure if this is like a thread or supposed to be an actual article, if you were looking for useful article info I have none at this time, haha. I am a big fan of the various Jefferson coin series and I have...2 Comments 0 Shares 1486 ViewsCommenting is disabled.
- I've been getting back into organizing my collect after a long absence. I have been hoarding Jefferson nickels for the better part of 20 years and it has been very enjoyable filling out this series. I've actually found a 2016-s proof in one of the rolls I've gone through along with a undated Buffalo nickel. I'm so glad I got the 1939-s in MS63 years ago as I was very surprised at the current value this specimen.I've been getting back into organizing my collect after a long absence. I have been hoarding Jefferson nickels for the better part of 20 years and it has been very enjoyable filling out this series. I've actually found a 2016-s proof in one of the rolls I've gone through along with a undated Buffalo nickel. I'm so glad I got the 1939-s in MS63 years ago as I was very surprised at the current value this specimen.
- Keep playing with the site! This came through as a post not an article so you are all set.Keep playing with the site! This came through as a post not an article so you are all set.
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can anyone tell me about this coin0 Comments 0 Shares 478 Views - Did anyone else see the Witter Coin Instsgram that insulted full step Jefferson collectors? I know the disrespect has been happening for years and everyone does it, but why? Any ideas? I know it's supposed to be a joke.Did anyone else see the Witter Coin Instsgram that insulted full step Jefferson collectors? I know the disrespect has been happening for years and everyone does it, but why? Any ideas? I know it's supposed to be a joke.1 Comments 0 Shares 632 ViewsCommenting is disabled.
- I did not. I rarely check IG and when I do I dont watch videos. He is doing a cool giveaway/scavenger hunt throughout his city right now. I would assume you are correct he was joking. I dont know why the disrespect from all, but hope it helps you scoop up cheap coins!I did not. I rarely check IG and when I do I dont watch videos. He is doing a cool giveaway/scavenger hunt throughout his city right now. I would assume you are correct he was joking. I dont know why the disrespect from all, but hope it helps you scoop up cheap coins!
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- I'd like to get input on how you collect nickels. Lately I've been trying to recreate an album that I did as a kid of Jefferson Nickels and I'm using the Wittman albums for that. My goal is to fill them up with MS grade coins. I'm not looking for full steps or really high grades (IE MS66 and above). I figure that this will make a really nice set and satisfy my need to recreate a set that I did as a kid. Just for clarification my collection as a kid was not a MS set but everything was VF and above.
What I'm really curious about is how do people collect Jefferson Nickels? Do you collect them in slabs, albums, folders? What grade do you require for your collection?
I think this is a good discussion, let us know what you think.I'd like to get input on how you collect nickels. Lately I've been trying to recreate an album that I did as a kid of Jefferson Nickels and I'm using the Wittman albums for that. My goal is to fill them up with MS grade coins. I'm not looking for full steps or really high grades (IE MS66 and above). I figure that this will make a really nice set and satisfy my need to recreate a set that I did as a kid. Just for clarification my collection as a kid was not a MS set but everything was VF and above. What I'm really curious about is how do people collect Jefferson Nickels? Do you collect them in slabs, albums, folders? What grade do you require for your collection? I think this is a good discussion, let us know what you think.0 Comments 0 Shares 687 Views - https://coinweek.com/jefferson-nickel-five-cent-1938-2003-history-value/COINWEEK.COMJefferson Nickel, 1938-2003 : A Collector's GuideWhat Is the Jefferson Nickel? The Jefferson nickel is a five-cent coin made out of nickel-copper alloy that entered into production in 1938. The design0 Comments 0 Shares 674 Views
- https://coinweek.com/1982-p-jefferson-nickel-a-collectors-guide/COINWEEK.COM1982-P Jefferson Nickel : A Collector's GuideThe Jefferson nickel debuted in 1938, replacing the Indian Head or Buffalo nickel in the 25th year of its production run. A design contest to commemorate0 Comments 0 Shares 713 Views
- https://coinweek.com/5-cent-nickels-jefferson-wartime-nickel-1942-1945/COINWEEK.COMJefferson War Nickel, 1942-1945 : A Collector's GuideAs the United States converted its industrial might to the war effort, the Federal Government looked closely at its supply of strategic materials. Copper,0 Comments 0 Shares 727 Views
- https://coinweek.com/1940-jefferson-nickel-a-collectors-guide/COINWEEK.COM1940 Jefferson Nickel : A Collector's Guide1940 Was the Third Year of Production for the Jefferson Nickel The Jefferson nickel debuted in 1938, replacing the Buffalo nickel in the 25th year of its0 Comments 0 Shares 763 Views
- 1954 Jefferson Nickel S over D
Jefferson Nickel OMMs (Over Mint Mark)
Wexler's Die Varieties
1954-S 5¢ WOMM-001
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#KJcoins0 Comments 0 Shares 851 Views - I'm new at this but would you consider these as full steps?I'm new at this but would you consider these as full steps?0 Comments 0 Shares 869 Views
- 1994 & 1997 Jefferson Nickel (Special Frosted Matte Uncirculated Variety)
#KJcoins1994 & 1997 Jefferson Nickel (Special Frosted Matte Uncirculated Variety) #KJcoins0 Comments 0 Shares 914 Views
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