Simple yet elegant 1959 Jefferson Nickel roll GTG

Kkathyl

I know these have no real value I like the strike and the toning. Yes all 1959 have a strong strike but take a look. Natural or AT
Thanks for looking share any 1959 or other Jefferson you have.

MedalCollector

Black beauties (improperly annealed)? Can't tell for sure based on the photos. Very common on these late 50's nickels.

OldIndianNutKase

I am sure that they are all NT. None seem to have weird AT colors.

OINK

Timbuk3

Sweet, congratulations !!!

ricko

I would say natural... and not uncommon for the period.... I do not know the reason for it. A good year (I joined the Navy in '59).... any FS in the roll?? Cheers, RickO

BuffaloIronTail

Most definitely a nice roll! They all look real clean and (not surprisingly) well struck.

The only thing wrong with 1959 is the Chicago White Sox lost the World Series.

Pete

Jimnight

I would say all are NT'd and nice looking Jefferson nickels!

davewesen

the dark ones some people call black beauties - grade s don't look higher than 64

https://cointalk.com/threads/1959-jefferson-nickel-improperly-annealed-black-beauty.250868/

crazyhounddog

I like them and I can see why you like em too. Yes I would be happy with these

cladking

That's a very nice roll! it is exactly the sort of roll that might generate a Gem or four. ...or even eight.

You can look through a lot of '59 (P) nickel rolls without finding a nicer one.

asheland

Nice!

leothelyon

Black beauties are like black pearls, they'll have your attention. Black beauties must be highly lustrous or proof-like to earn the label/term. High grade, even better but not necessary. A MS63 or 64 will still have great eye appeal. Oh, and with a nice deep detailed strike. To find such a coin that has all the above plus 5 steps....did I mention how rare such a coin can be? Here's a 1957, have a 1959 but not photographed' I think. Many of you have probably seen this coin already.

Leo