1881 liberty nickel
bechiir
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I was just starting to sort through a family collection of coins and i came across an 1881 liberty nickel. Searching the internet i have found that some 81 & 82 were made before official release. Anyone know the values of such a coin
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Doggedly collecting coins of the Central American Republic.
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I will try to get a pic this weekend.
It is definately 1881. I even took magnifying glass and had another look at date too to confirm to make sure i wasnt seeing something. Espesially after i went online and couldnt find a whole lot. I had to double checl and ask someone else to look at it. Unfortunately we dont much about coins other than dont shine em.
I will get pic up as soon as i can
thank you
I am interested in seeing your photos. Liberty nickels are my main area of interest and I would love to purchase a pattern 1881 if that's what you have and want to sell it.
By the way, IF what you have is an 1881 pattern, there are only 10 known examples in all grades at PCGS, and 9 in all grades at NGC. The last public sale on record was March 24th, 2005. It was a PCGS PR65 and sold for $5,750. Here is the link to the auction at Heritage: Heritage Auction Link
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I seem to recall somebody buying an Indian cent (was it in a bulk lot? I forget) which turned out to be a pattern. Anybody else remember this? It was on the forums, a few years back.
1881 Pattern PR30 at Heritage from 2004
<< <i>I seem to recall somebody buying an Indian cent (was it in a bulk lot? I forget) which turned out to be a pattern. Anybody else remember this? It was on the forums, a few years back. >>
I don't recall it, but I don't doubt it. I understand quite a few pattern Indian cents were made, and sets of (I think) the 8 known patterns were made available to the public for purchase. I'm guessing the 1881 V nickel is a much scarcer critter.
Doggedly collecting coins of the Central American Republic.
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Guess not... ?
<< <i>Here is another that sold at Heritage in March, 2004 but it is a circulated piece (PR30) that was probably carried as a pocket piece. Still, I wish I could locate this example. It would be awesome to own ANY 1881 pattern V nickel and this is an affordable yet attractive example.
1881 Pattern PR30 at Heritage from 2004
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