1950s PCGS PR 68 DCAM Jefferson Nickels for sale

CarlWohlforth

I am willing to sell my 1954, 1955 and 1959 Jefferson nickels. These coins are graded PR 68 DCAM by PCGS.

There are very few DCAM Jefferson nickels from the 50s. There are far fewer DCAM nickels from the 50s than any other denomination. These coins are much tougher than their prices would suggest! There are no Deep Cameo Nickels graded higher than PR 68. These coins are a fraction of the cost of top pop Franklins. Jefferson nickels may become more popular with the new design due out this year.

The 1954 PR 68 DCAM is 1 of 4 with none higher.
The 1955 PR 68 DCAM is 1 of 7 with none higher.
The 1959 PR 68 DCAM is 1 of 6 with none higher.
The 1960 PR 69 DCAM is 1 of 3 with none higher.
The 1961 PR 69 DCAM is 1 of 10 with none higher.
The 1971 PR 69 DCAM is 1 of 5 with none higher.

I am also willing to sell my '71-S in 69 DCAM. I may try this one on eBay next week. I'll TTT this post if I do.

I may consider selling my early 60s Jeffs in 69 DCAM. Since '64s and '63s are fairly available I will definately keep those.

Please PM me with any offers or questions you may have.

These coins coins are all in my safe deposit box. I will be visiting them next week and could bring one or two home to try for photos if there is interest.

I am keeping my proof Jefferson collection and will replace any sold coins with lower grade examples. I plan on using the proceeds for inventory as well as coins for my type set.

CarlWohlforth

I forgot to mention these are "Wohlforth" pedigree coins. So if that is a problem I can have PCGS remove the pedigree from the holders. That would introduce a several week delay for PCGS to do the work.

Thanks for the PMs!

Russ

Looking at BNE's set, he could probably own the top spot for all time to come by grabbing those from you.

Russ, NCNE

grip

Very nice "yum yum"..Al

RGL

Carl is not pulling anyone's leg ... DCAMs from the 1950s are exceedingly scarce and undervalued, IMHO. And, I believe Jeffs are poised for a runup with the design change ... Wonderous coins, Carl, wish I had the $$$$ sitting around!

CarlWohlforth

Thanks for the bids!!!!!

Four of the Jeffersons listed above have reached my minimum and will be sold.

If you have looked for any of these coins you know how rarely they come to market.

I will continue to accept bids today. I plan on closing bidding by 6 PM today.

CarlWohlforth

Thanks for the tremendous interest everybody! Several of these top Jeffersons have found a new home.

No more offers will be accepted.

grip

I wish I had intrest in Jeffs,Im sure the quality matches the seller..Any Mercs?..Al

RGL

A tip of this collector's hat to Carl for keeping his coins "in the family" with other Registry collectors! It's always nice to see coins from one of the best all-time sets find a new home in other fantastic sets owned by true collectors, particularly given the rarity of the coins Carl owns. We will watch the front page with great interest, although I have a heavy suspicion where at least a couple of these coins may land!

CarlWohlforth

Thanks Al.

No Mercs, except for that 17-D I still have and am saving for just the right auction. Nope, none besides that one, except for a bright, flashy '42 in Proof 67

BNE

I've just added the two coins I won in Carl's auction to my registry sets -- a 1954 PR68 DCAM (4/0) and a 1960 PR69DCAM (3/0). Both are coins with superb eye appeal exceedingly rare (needless to say) and are amazing additions to the set. Carl is the greatest to work with and I recommend his auctions most highly. He has a terrific eye for top-quality coins. Thanks for the sale, Carl!!

pontiacinf

I think im gonna be sick

NIckelCollector

I think I know someone who may be adding a few coins from Carl

tgilliams

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