1943 p Jefferson 5 cent coin

Menza

Now I know what a 43 p above the Monticello is it's a silver 40% nickel now why when I looked on eBay these sobs are going for a hundred 250 360 come on really is eBay that really full of doo doo I'm really be getting to hate that place I know they're not that much because I dealt with them before and I got it from a friend who don't know his a from a hole in the ground about coins well maybe I don't either but still the fact remains eBay really sucks

ldhair

Could the grade of the coins have something to do with it?

vplite99

When you say, "going for" I presume you are looking at closed auctions.

If you are looking at asking prices, that is meaningless.

Either way, why would you condemn eBay? They are a platform just making a market. Or you don't understand that individuals can ask whatever they want for their coins with permission from eBay..

JBK

35% silver.

As for comparing prices, needless (or at least I hope) to say, condition will determine price.

MarkKelley

A little punctuation goes a long way.

MWallace

Hard to read the original post with no punctuation.

justmenutty72

Perhaps the coins were doubled dies or the 43/2 overdate. There are numerous doubled dies for that date, the most well known being the doubled eye and the overdate which is also a doubled die too.

braddick

@MWallace said:
Hard to read the original post with no punctuation.

Even if it had punctuation, it would still be challenging to understand.

COCollector

@braddick said:

@MWallace said:
Hard to read the original post with no punctuation.

Even if it had punctuation, it would still be challenging to understand.

.

I'm guessing the OP is unfamiliar with a Readability score...

jesbroken

Well, mr. mensa,
You should study coinage before you negatively comment in its regards. The 43P Jefferson Nickel you are speaking of was the cheap version of the 43P DDO, should you know what that means, as the 43PFS is several times that value. Do you know that CoinFacts exists? If not, you might want to check it out. BTW, ebay has nothing to do with the ask prices of seller's auctions. Check below for a sample of the CoinFacts listing for the 43P(35% silver) with and without Full Steps.
Jim

justmenutty72

@jesbroken said:
Well, mr. mensa,
You should study coinage before you negatively comment in its regards. The 43P Jefferson Nickel you are speaking of was the cheap version of the 43P DDO, should you know what that means, as the 43PFS is several times that value. Do you know that CoinFacts exists? If not, you might want to check it out. BTW, ebay has nothing to do with the ask prices of seller's auctions. Check below for a sample of the CoinFacts listing for the 43P(35% silver) with and without Full Steps.
Jim

So I was correct with my prior post.

jmlanzaf

@jesbroken said:
Well, mr. mensa,
You should study coinage before you negatively comment in its regards. The 43P Jefferson Nickel you are speaking of was the cheap version of the 43P DDO, should you know what that means, as the 43PFS is several times that value. Do you know that CoinFacts exists? If not, you might want to check it out. BTW, ebay has nothing to do with the ask prices of seller's auctions. Check below for a sample of the CoinFacts listing for the 43P(35% silver) with and without Full Steps.
Jim

How do you know which coin he is talking about?

jesbroken

Because.
Jim

cmerlo1

protip:

Use more of these: .

You might get better replies.

Menza

And you guys call yourself professionals come on talking like that you should be ashamed of yourself..?.?, Plus sign minus sign parentheses of that

leothelyon

Menza

You know I was only teasing you

bearcave

LOL