Jefferson Nickel On Cent Panchet

stash

Seller says it's a 1988, I'll know more when I receive the coin .

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oih82w8

I am not sure about this one. First thing I would do is weight it. 1988 is a zinc planchet.

SullivanNumismatics

It is probably a 1980-P, since most nickels on cents are (maybe 1/5 of all 5c on 1c are that date.)

ricko

Please post a follow up when you receive it. Nice error....Cheers, RickO

stash

Originally posted by: ricko
Please post a follow up when you receive it. Nice error....Cheers, RickO

I will and I'll take some new full shots, with my true view Dino-Lite .
Should be colorful ...

stash

Originally posted by: oih82w8
I am not sure about this one. First thing I would do is weight it. 1988 is a zinc planchet.

I don't think it's a 88 either, but I do know, it's a P Mint-Mark from these images .

stash

Originally posted by: SullivanNumismatics
It is probably a 1980-P, since most nickels on cents are (maybe 1/5 of all 5c on 1c are that date.)

I seen a couple of month ago, a 2005 Buffalo on a cent and it was beautiful .
Sold within 3 hours of being listed, Think it was 750 bucks .

oih82w8

Originally posted by: stash

Originally posted by: SullivanNumismatics

It is probably a 1980-P, since most nickels on cents are (maybe 1/5 of all 5c on 1c are that date.)

I seen a couple of month ago, a 2005 Buffalo on a cent and it was beautiful .

Sold within 3 hours of being listed, Think it was 750 bucks .

I would imagine so, a one year design (it may be a half a year, they made the "American Bison" and "Ocean in view" as part of The 2005 Westward Journey Nickel Series) would be a very desirable piece!

stash

Originally posted by: oih82w8

Originally posted by: stash

Originally posted by: SullivanNumismatics
It is probably a 1980-P, since most nickels on cents are (maybe 1/5 of all 5c on 1c are that date.)

I seen a couple of month ago, a 2005 Buffalo on a cent and it was beautiful .
Sold within 3 hours of being listed, Think it was 750 bucks .

I would imagine so, a one year design (it may be a half a year, they made the "American Bison" and "Ocean in view" as part of The 2005 Westward Journey Nickel Series) would be a very desirable piece!

I put the sucker in my wish list and when I came back to buy it, " GONE " ....

silverpop

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why isn't this certified by some grading company?

stash

Originally posted by: silverpop
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why isn't this certified by some grading company?

Because it didn't have a " Home " yet .
It does now ...

FredWeinberg

It's a 1980 date, as stated earlier.

stash

Thanks everybody for stopping by ..

ElmerFusterpuck

Here is mine, a 1969-D graded MS-65 RB by NGC. It is a cool kind of error!

Bayard1908

We call them error coins. In industry, they would be called scrap.

stash

Originally posted by: ElmerFusterpuck
Here is mine, a 1969-D graded MS-65 RB by NGC. It is a cool kind of error!

Nice looking coin there ...

Aegis3

As others have said, probably 1980. The mintmark style narrows it down from 1980-1984 or 1985, my brain's not working at 100% at the moment. The MM in 1988 was larger.

mannie gray

Originally posted by: ElmerFusterpuck

Here is mine, a 1969-D graded MS-65 RB by NGC. It is a cool kind of error!

What a beautiful coin!

That's the prettiest nickel on cent planchet that I have seen.

drei3ree

WOW, that '69 is spectacular!

stash

That 1969 cent plachet look bigger then 1980(s) cent planchet ?

MedalCollector

Originally posted by: stash
That 1969 cent plachet look bigger then 1980(s) cent planchet ?

It's likely that differences in striking pressure and or die clearance caused these two to expand at different magnitudes within their respective nickel collar dies.

CaptHenway

Originally posted by: silverpop

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why isn't this certified by some grading company?

Why bother? Obviously genuine.

stash

Originally posted by: GoldenEgg

Originally posted by: stash
That 1969 cent plachet look bigger then 1980(s) cent planchet ?

It's likely that differences in striking pressure and or die clearance caused these two to expand at different magnitudes within their respective nickel collar dies.

Thanks for that answer, according to the 2007 Red-Book, Cent planchet from 1969 to 1982 measured 19 MM .

Why does the mint use the metric system . The US never used that measuring system .

stash

I just received the coin and it 2.9 grams heavy, 3.0 grams lite .
It took a minute or so, to go to 3 grams .
It also looks like a 1980-P too .
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CaptHenway

Weigh a few normal pre-1982 cents on the same scale just to see how accurate it is.

stash

Originally posted by: CaptHenway
Weigh a few normal pre-1982 cents on the same scale just to see how accurate it is.

Great ideal, it'll take a little bit to find some around here ...

johnny9434

Originally posted by: drei3ree
WOW, that '69 is spectacular!