Jefferson Nickel 1938-date
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Coin Inventory: US: Errors: Die Errors | ||||||
| Date | Grade | Catalog # | Description | Price | Item # | |
| Nice strong doubling visible on Monticello. | 1108-011 | |||||
| (FS-025.5); Large S mm; Quite scarce, especially in MS. Nice coin, except for one bagmark on cheek. | 1201-090 | |||||
Coin Inventory: US: Five Cents-Nickel: Jefferson Nickel 1938-date | ||||||
| Date | Grade | Catalog # | Description | Price | Item # | |
| Pretty pastel rings of toning, especially the reverse. Decent steps. | 1301-157 | |||||
| A fully struck example with beautiful toned surfaces and not a discernible mark. If you like a colorful nickel, here it is! | 9307-028-16 | |||||
| Nice lustrous light gold surfaces. Very strong steps for a reverse of '38. Only 34 graded higher at PCGS. | 1206-074 | |||||
| A neat coin that looks like it was struck as a proof with squared off rims and a deep strike. | 0708-100-113 | |||||
| A beautiful first year Jefferson nickel with a completely full strike and full nickel untoned lustre. | 2207-067 | |||||
| SOLD: Blazing white surfaces with watery mirrors and a light cameo contrast that enhances the eye appeal. re-engraved on ribbon and "G" of GOD. Also. no serif at bottom of :S: of TRUST. | 0611-153 | |||||
| A fully struck example with gold toning and pretty areas of blue & violet toning that really please the eye. Looks FS to me! Again, why not a 67FS, as there are no marks that I can see and full steps! | 9307-028-19 | |||||
| Near flawless, with strong lustre and decent steps. A few weak areas in the building window details in the center. Strong obverse details. | 1502-040 | |||||
| Has FS except for a tiny nick. PCGS was tough. White with semi-prooflike fields. Great eye appeal. | 0202-008 | |||||
| Nice steps and pretty pastel toning on both sides. Has a minor doubled die obverse to boot! | 1501-036 | |||||
| A beautiful example with vibrant rings of electric blue, green, yellow and purple toning. The coin looks an easy MS65 or better to me. Not sure why only graded 64! | 1611-001 | |||||
| An interesting reverse doubled die, with extra thickness on E PLURIBUS UNUM and CENTS in particular. Listed in the Best of Jefferson Nickel Varieties book. | 1811-114 | |||||
| An untoned coin with full lustre and 5 full steps. | 2212-232 | |||||
| Creamy, lustrous coin with reddish/purple toning and nearly full steps. | 0507-493 | |||||
| Rev '38; Essentially full steps; Flashy white coin that could have graded 66! | 0803-091 | |||||
| Old FS-022.5, Die #2; A lustrous white coin. | 0411-124 | |||||
| Rev '38; Scarce with nearly full steps. Nice clear, nearly full wavy steps and satiny lustre. Clean, mark free coin. Very scarce with full steps! | 0502-185 | |||||
| Reverse of '38; Lustrous and well struck. | 1311-099 | |||||