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i'm going to talk about three very valuable and rare jefferson details minted in different years
this is 1944 five cent jefferson nikki with minter created administrator forty it was struck on as
encoded steel planchet by mistake an originally preserved example both sides exhibits rudy pewter
an only grey patina that's lightest at the high points whereas the trace of air have resulted
in the ef-40 designation from pcgs the striker the flush to the right border on the both sides
the left peripheral device is mostly of but the date area full and the p mint mark also
sharpens the upper reverse field and the surface are generally smooth and pleasing in appearance
this coil was discovered sometime prior to november 2012 by an unknown collector
searching through a bag of lincoln wheat cents it was offered on ebay by an old
seller in that month but did not sell shortly after it appeared in eugene coins and stamps
male beat sale that closed on february 10 2013. according to january 16
2013 edition of coin world only two other 1914 p nikken struck on still cent planchets
are known to this kind covered with spotting and contract marks was sold for 9600 dollars in 2021
this is 1951 s jefferson nickel but instead of 67 a coin for an advanced jefferson nickel collector
top ranking on the pcgs set registry soft set and luster flows certainly over the surfaces that are
simply smooth in texture and essentially pristine fearfully toned in a warm golden iridescence
pool radar shop striking detail from greens to the center round
out an impressive list of physical attributes for this press taking with beautiful coin
san francis community produced seven million seven hundred seventy six thousand knickers in 1951 one
of the lower totals from the fdk this one was sold for 18 600 dollars and stacks and bowers in 2018
up next is 1969 d jefferson nickel at mean state of 65 with full steps on reverse full step is a
grading designation used for circulation strike jefferson knickers which have at least five full
steps visible at the base of monticello on the rivers broadly speaking the designation
is used to identify coins which have been fully struck this incredible 20th century rarity boasts
a brilliant platinum white complexion and pearlescent luster on the each side
the surfaces are comprehensively frosted with faint proof-like reflectivity apparent in the
fields perhaps most impressive and certainly most significant is a profound definition exhibited
by the design elements throughout monticello steps are nicely delineated remaining entirely
unobscured by abrasion and exhibiting just the faintest monochrome of softness
at the lower dwight region some experts call the full step 1969 d jefferson makeup a golden fleece
according to a coin world article published of december 2012 the owner of such coin will
be king of jefferson nickel collectors so this beautiful and rare coin was sought for
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