Jefferson "Key to the Series"
MJPHELAN
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I was not aware the 1985-D was so rare! Do you modern Jefferson collectors feel this is a key coin in any way?
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Dan
01) 69D (pop 0)
02) 68D (pop 0)
03) 67 nonsms (pop 0)
04) 69S (pop 0)
05) 66 nonsms (pop 1)
06) 65 nonsms (pop 1)
07) 70D (pop 3)
08) 68S (pop 9)
09) 81P (pop 32)
10) 70S (pop 32)
RayOverby
improved. The steps look a little iffy under the third column and the scatch is
pretty prominent in the scan even if it isn't in hand. Nickels from that era are
tough to find both well struck and mark free. Surprisingly they are not overly
tough well struck and mark free isn't a big problem but finding both will prove
a challenge. The '85-D is especially tough because one side or the other is of-
ten marked up. You can find many coins with one side which are very nice, but
the other side won't be.
No doubt Rayovacs list is dead on for MS-65 FS nickels but this list would be a
little different if you desire sharp full strikes and attractive surfaces. The '69-S
and '81-P are underrated at least a little if you're looking for 100% strikes.
I agree with Ray completely on his list of post '64 Jeffs.
Wondercoin
<< <i>Here's my raw 85-D. It wasn't very hard to find this MS65+FS at all. >>
Beautiful coin. Send that puppy west!
Sean Reynolds
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