@OAKSTAR said:
Good catch/eye @Coinscratch - No, the album actually ends on the next page, 90-D. Not much to look at there.
Several years ago, I was looking for a Jefferson Dansco album that ended in 1964 but I couldn't find one. This was the only one I could find at the time, so I used it and just filled up the pages.
I too search for these early Dansco albums. I have one from 1964 for Kennedy halves. It only has the 1964 labeled and the rest of the page offers no labels.
Here the the closest Jefferson album I have located. Not 1964. It does end with 1970.
Yes, that was something along the lines I was looking for.
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Boy am I late to this party. But most all of my Jefferson proofs from 1938 to 1964 are all toners. Let me start with the difficult early dates:
1938 PR68
1939 PR67.5
1940 PR68
1941 PR68
1942 Type 1 PR68
1942 Type 2 PR67.5
I find the opportunities for collectors of toned coins are immense in the Jefferson series. Most common grades for toners are PR66 or PR67. Very difficult in PR68 or higher. But 66 and 67's are very affordable and their toning is usually a great value for the grade.
@OldIndianNutKase, OINK, what a beautiful grouping of colorfully toned early Jefferson proofs. Quite impressive. I myself would aim for a set like yours. Thanks for showing them. Zack
Here’s the only one I could find a photo for on my phone. I have many more, some grade and some raw. Will try to remember to post some highlights later on today.
There was a period of a few years, 2006-2008-ish, when my coin collecting budget was vanishingly small but I wanted a good project, and my raw unc Jefferson set kept me active and entertained. They're not all beautifully toned, but I sought out really eye appealing examples and bought them when I could. They're still one of the things I get out and look at the most often.
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Wow! In a roll??......Sweet!!! 👍
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Yes, that was something along the lines I was looking for.
Disclaimer: I'm not a dealer, trader, grader, investor or professional numismatist. I'm just a hobbyist. (To protect me but mostly you! 🤣 )
Boy am I late to this party. But most all of my Jefferson proofs from 1938 to 1964 are all toners. Let me start with the difficult early dates:
1938 PR68
1939 PR67.5
1940 PR68
1941 PR68
1942 Type 1 PR68
1942 Type 2 PR67.5
I find the opportunities for collectors of toned coins are immense in the Jefferson series. Most common grades for toners are PR66 or PR67. Very difficult in PR68 or higher. But 66 and 67's are very affordable and their toning is usually a great value for the grade.
OINK
@OldIndianNutKase, OINK, what a beautiful grouping of colorfully toned early Jefferson proofs. Quite impressive. I myself would aim for a set like yours. Thanks for showing them. Zack
Definetly an underrated series. I'm going to buy a nice high grade toner for my box of 20.
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I had a whole box of these war nickels and could not give them away a few years ago, now they seem to have gained in popularity?
Commems and Early Type
Here’s the only one I could find a photo for on my phone. I have many more, some grade and some raw. Will try to remember to post some highlights later on today.
Not a bad looking War Nickel
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@oih82w8 - Is that a DC? I really like that one! What would the official name of that coin be?
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Yes. 1942-D/D/D over P 5C overstrike?
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Very Nice!! 👍
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Just to make everyone is aware, this is a D mint.
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I love colorful Jeffersons!
There was a period of a few years, 2006-2008-ish, when my coin collecting budget was vanishingly small but I wanted a good project, and my raw unc Jefferson set kept me active and entertained. They're not all beautifully toned, but I sought out really eye appealing examples and bought them when I could. They're still one of the things I get out and look at the most often.
Some very beautiful Jeffersons guys. I sure could use one in PCGS AU-58+.
1944-S - Photo by @Russ