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1896 D jefferson nickel
Haus
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Is this mint mark in a strange location or is it normal. Please if someone could let me know if would appreciate it.
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Haus
Posts: 2 ✭
Haus
Posts: 2 ✭
Haus
Posts: 2 ✭
Haus
Posts: 2 ✭
Is this mint mark in a strange location or is it normal. Please if someone could let me know if would appreciate it.
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I have an '86P handy (was in my pocket) and the P is placed similarly.... looks ok to me...Cheers, RickO
The mint mark was placed on the reverse 1938-1964, disappeared altogether in 1965-1967, and reappeared on the obverse 1968 to now.
My Adolph A. Weinman signature
Had to open the thread to see an 1896 Jeffie. Would have been a first for me.
Ditto!
Imagine my excitement! Two minutes ago I just posted about my futile thirty plus year attempt to fill the 1913 slot in my Liberty nickel Whitman folder. And then "BAM," just like that I read here that somebody has located an 1896 Jefferson nickel. Even with a weird mint mark it would still be a keeper. Some people have all the luck.
looks like a everyday nickel i find in change nothing unusual about it
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I believe the mintmarks were applied to the dies by hand in these days, so there is some variation in the placement of the mint marks. I'd agree with you that the placement is a little bit out of the ordinary.
Normal.
...mint mark struck into a Monday morning working die.
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