jefferson nickel

duck620

anyone out there have any info on a 1944-d/d war nickel?.i have one certified ms66 by anacs.haven't been able too find anything about this coin.need help.thanks.

tjkillian

I'm sorry, but I do not have any information on the nickels, but I would like to welcome you to these boards. There is a lot of great information here.

Tom

boston

Welcome to the boards.

When it involves RPM coins you might start here:
CONECA

Bob

duck620

thanks for the wecome...ken

cladking

Can't help much but to say "welcome aboard" and ttt.

ttt

DorkGirl

No help here either....but

keets

try VarietyNickels.com or search for the same at Google. ANACS has boatloads of Jefferson OMM's in their holders and most are insignificant and very minor. if you come across one that's very wide where the vertical bar of one "D" is seen clearly within the loop of the other, that might command a premium from a collector. otherwise, they'll probably sell close to sheet/average price unless they have more going for them such as high grade or attractive tone.

cladking

The RPM book lists "7" different RPM's for the '44-D. Can you provide additional information?

The prices listed are all similar at around $12 in MS-60 so probably there are no rarities here.

You might want to try the CONECA site for more info.

DeputyPud

Even though this double mintmark isn't listed as a major variety, and isn't even mentioned in some of the larger reference books, it has been listed as a variety in Spadone's Variety And Oddities book since it came out in about 1969.
Personnaly, I have never searched for this double mintmark, but.... if I had a slabbed 67, I'd sit tight with it.

DeputyPud

Well there ya go! The guys in the know have spoken! And I wish I had waited for another minute. I wouldn't have stuck my useless 5 cents in. lol

ar18

I see 14 different RPM's for this date, any other info? Where is the 2nd D, North, south east west, a combo, etc.

cladking

<< <i>Even though this double mintmark isn't listed as a major variety, and isn't even mentioned in some of the larger reference books, it has been listed as a variety in Spadone's Variety And Oddities book since it came out in about 1969.
Personnaly, I have never searched for this double mintmark, but.... if I had a slabbed 67, I'd sit tight with it. >>



The cover and first four pages are missing from my 1st edition spadone but I believe it was 1963. There's
no 44-D/D listed in nickels.

I wonder how important this book was to promoting collecting of varieties &/ or errors.

BaronVonBaugh

DeputyPud

The earliest Spadone I have (that I found rumaging around tonight) that is complete is the 6th edition from MCMLXXIV. Is that 1974? I just assumed that he printed them each year. That's where I got the "about 1969" from. It has the doubled mintmark variety listed, along with the doubled LIBERTY variety.

duck620

<< <i>I see 14 different RPM's for this date, any other info? Where is the 2nd D, North, south east west, a combo, etc. >>