Let’s see your pics of Jefferson Nickels!

SummerDays3104

I’m a huge fan of Jefferson Nickels… I have over $300 worth of them myself… here’s a few of them!

FlyingAl

P0CKETCHANGE

@FlyingAl i like the hazy blue on those

Here’s my proof

Aspie_Rocco

A box of 20 and some extras.

Jzyskowski1

We like these. 😉🙀🦫. How about you?

CoinHoarder

Bullsitter

JesseKraft

Nothing truly special, but these have been in the ANS collection since the year they were struck:
1988-P Jefferson nickel, ANS 1988.144.8

1988-D Jefferson nickel, ANS 1988.144.7

And, just for fun...not quite a nickel, but still portraying Jefferson
November 15, 1862 5 cent note from Jersey City, ANS 0000.999.16759

crazyhounddog

Here's a few colorful proofs.

OAKSTAR

Well it's almost a Jefferson Nickel. It tried to be anyway. 🤣

rodeo514

Che_Grapes

crazyhounddog

This coin was a gift from a close friend across the street. I find it very attractive.

Aspie_Rocco

@SummerDays3104 said:
Mine are now posted in OP! Please feel free to take a look!

Some nice steps in there!

Crackout

bsshog40

QE Guy

oih82w8

1945-D 5C PCGS MS67

1950-D 5C PCGS MS67FS

2005-D 5C PCGS MS64 Speared Bison

images by @robec

FlyingAl

@SummerDays3104 said:

@QE Guy said:

That can’t be natural toning… is it?

Looks natural to me. The proof sets of the 1960s had packaging that toned the nickels some pretty crazy colors like this one. There are a few theories as to why.

ifthevamzarockin

Here is a tough one!

MS-66 FS

ricko

Here is one... Special year for me, graduated High School and joined the Navy. Cheers, RickO

WingedLiberty1957

Maywood

robec

JeffersonFrog

MJD

1939 proof in PR-66 with the reverse of 1938.

bramn8r

1945-D MS66FS

Che_Grapes

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Smudge

Picked from circulation as a kid.

MWallace

@rodeo514 said:

I hate to be the one to tell you this, but that is not a 43/2. There is a 43-P with a small die crack within the "3" that people mistake for a 43/2. That's what you have.

justmenutty72

@MWallace said:

@rodeo514 said:

I hate to be the one to tell you this, but that is not a 43/2. There is a 43-P with a small die crack within the "3" that people mistake for a 43/2. That's what you have.

I agree. 👌

rodeo514

@MWallace said:

@rodeo514 said:

I hate to be the one to tell you this, but that is not a 43/2. There is a 43-P with a small die crack within the "3" that people mistake for a 43/2. That's what you have.

Yep I didn't claim it as 43/2
Just a nickle pic 😉

BaronVonBaugh

CoinHoarder

joeykoins

Nothing special as to the grade but...

2005p

90 degrees!

FlyingAl

@BaronVonBaugh I bet that 1938 is overlooked next to that 1941, but I'd wager it's the rarer of the two. Details like that don't come around often, and the pictures look like they may be hiding some contrast? Stunning.

BaronVonBaugh

@FlyingAl said:
@BaronVonBaugh I bet that 1938 is overlooked next to that 1941, but I'd wager it's the rarer of the two. Details like that don't come around often, and the pictures look like they may be hiding some contrast? Stunning.

Yes the 1938 has nice contrast. I’m going to send the 1938-40 for regrade and TV. I’m sure I’ll have better pictures then and maybe a plus or two. Currently they are all in holders from before they started doing plus grading. They have been in my collection for years.

joeykoins

@SummerDays3104 said:
Nice! Worth a nice premium?

I really don't know how much. Maybe around $40-$50?
It all would depend on what person interested in it, I guess?
If I wanted to grade it by PCGS. It would cost at least, $65. Not gonna try.
Thanks

joeykoins

Thanks again.