Two-sided (subtly) rainbow toned 1940 Proof Jefferson Nickel - hope you enjoy the images....

coinguy1

NOT for sale. How does it look in person you ask? WAY better/more beautiful.

Newmismatist

Very Nice!

airplanenut

Cool! Looks just like that AT buffalo in the PCGS grading guide

CoinAddict

Gorgeous Jefferson.

darktone

I agree- very nice!

RGL

Love that toning ... I have a '41 with subtle rainbow toning, although not concentric like the one pictured, taht I just love ... a PR-65?

michael

superlative


michael

coinguy1

PCGS PR67.

RGL

Please don't take this as a slam, but with that cheek chatter and reverse spotting, PCGS was very generous, at least on technical grade

Bear

Coinguy, the nickel has a major and glaring deficiency.

That deficiency, is the fact,............................................... that I dont own it.

badger

Awesome symmetry with the toning. Great pastel colors. If it's better in hand, I can see the lust after the coin.

Bear

Coinguy is really getting very good with his paintbrush.

coinguy1

<< <i>Please don't take this as a slam, but with that cheek chatter and reverse spotting, PCGS was very generous, at least on technical grade >>

RGL, no slam taken. The cheek "chatter" is die-made, and the spotting you are seeing is magnified significantly by the large images. I believe the coin easily merits the assigned grade.

RGL

Noted ... love the color!

coolkarma

Tremendous, stunning Jefferson


<< <i>The cheek "chatter" is die-made >>

-- coinguy1

Would you explain what you mean by "die-made"? Are the lines/marks raised? Particularly the ones on the cheek bone?

solid

That's a great coin, Mark!

Here's the 1940 5c PCGS PR67 that I am proud to have owned for the past
two and a half years. I just sold it within the past week and wouldn't mind
at all if the buyer exercises the return privilege.

Ken