Jefferson Nickel 1938-date
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Coin Inventory: US: Five Cents-Nickel: Jefferson Nickel 1938-date | ||||||
| Date | Grade | Catalog # | Description | Price | Item # | |
| A blazing white fully struck spotless coin. Should have been a 66+FS! | 1305-173 | |||||
| D/D S; .0525; A fully lustrous wartime nickel with an easily seen repunched mintmark. | 8203-010 | |||||
| S/S shows to left of bottom serif. Otherwise, a brilliant coin with full lustre and nearly full steps. | 0007-052 | |||||
| D/D to SW. A nice looking coin with bright lustre. | 1812-013 | |||||
| SOLD: Both coins were circs, AU58. removed to spend. | ||||||
| A fully struck, fully lustrous coin with light gold toning. | 0202-030 | |||||
| A fully lustrous coin that is spot free and fully struck. It just misses the center of step 6. Would easily cross to PCGS or NGC. | 0112-007 | |||||
| An original frosty coin with some light iridescent red rim toning. | 7801-020 | |||||
| A spotless coin with deep liquid mirrors not always seen on 1950 proofs. | 9409-027 | |||||
| Flashy untoned, spot free surfaces that I called a 67 came back a 66. Looks virtually perfect to me! | 9708-014 | |||||
| 6FS; Deep mirrors, complete full strike, just a few small carbon spots. | 1502-042 | |||||
| An untoned spot free coin with a light cameo obverse and deep mirrored contrast. | 9906-077 | |||||
| A beautiful coin with spotless surfaces and deep mirrors. There is a slight cameo look to the coin. | 8008-034 | |||||
| SOLD: A lustrous, golden toned coin with a full strike. | 1701-134 | |||||
| 5FS; Late die state with a softer strike but a very lustrous look. | 1502-043 | |||||
| A creamy lustrous coin with a better than average strike. | 8101-013 | |||||
| A flashy untoned coin with super clean reflective mirrors. | $54.95 | 1404-001-37 | ||||
| Has about 60% of 5FS; Way above average strike for a 53-S! Scarce as such. | 1502-044 | |||||
| An above average strike with a about 50% steps and nice lustre. | 1209-001-13 | |||||
| Fully struck and lustrous, but not full steps. Way above average strike for the date. Probably the nicest strike I've owned of this notoriously poorly struck date. Creamy, mark free lustre. Should have 66'd! | 1701-092 | |||||