Half-Dime through Jefferson/5-pc. set in Capital plastic w/pictures..
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This is a set that I put together in a neat holder I found in a dealers junk box, obviously a set he'd bought and sold as singles. All my grade estimates are below with any of your offers based on GreySheet between the buy/ask. I'll ship insured with a 10 day return. If you have any questions just PM. Thanks.
Al H.
1872-S below Half-Dime-----MS63.
1867 No Rays Shield Nickel-----MS62.
1902 Liberty Nickel-----MS63.
1927 Buffalo Nickel-----MS64.
1939 Reverse of 1938 Jefferson Nickel-----PR65.
The coin isn't as dark as the picture, the strike is really nice with the denticles fully struck. The color is mainly purple and the centers of both sides are bright with nice luster.
A nice example with good luster and a faint gold wash.
A mark free coin with good luster but a bit of a weak strike.
The gem of the set with strong luster and nice color on mark free surfaces.
This is the only proof in the group but it has a really great strike that shows all six steps, just a bit weak at the center. It's very bright with a pink/blue/gold tone that's stronger on the reverse.
Al H.
1872-S below Half-Dime-----MS63.
1867 No Rays Shield Nickel-----MS62.
1902 Liberty Nickel-----MS63.
1927 Buffalo Nickel-----MS64.
1939 Reverse of 1938 Jefferson Nickel-----PR65.
The coin isn't as dark as the picture, the strike is really nice with the denticles fully struck. The color is mainly purple and the centers of both sides are bright with nice luster.
A nice example with good luster and a faint gold wash.
A mark free coin with good luster but a bit of a weak strike.
The gem of the set with strong luster and nice color on mark free surfaces.
This is the only proof in the group but it has a really great strike that shows all six steps, just a bit weak at the center. It's very bright with a pink/blue/gold tone that's stronger on the reverse.
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