1955 D/S Nickel Variety

I am trying to figure out right now which 1955 D/S Variety this is. It is ANACS 64, but it was not given the variety; the slab just says "1955-D/S". I need to sell it tomorrow (need the money), so if someone could help me with the variety and value I'd appreciate it. I saw them going for $45 all the way up to $150.

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Thanks in advance,
Alex.

 

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Anybody?

 

Does anybody know where I can find an online database of Nickel Varieties?

 

unfortunately our resident jefferson nickel expert is in the penalty box, but you may be able to find him on a different forum.

 

I recall years ago Speedy was into Nickels quite heavily. I would check with him.

Good luck..

 

Coneca has a good list, but mainly based on markers rather than photos. I would look at Heritage Auctions archive, and google for other possible sites. D/S varieties are very collectible.

Jim

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http://varietynickels.com/

hth Also, try the Google search using Jefferson, Nickel, die, variety

 

See here: http://varietyvista.com/Variety%20Master%20Listings/jefferson%20rpms%201946-1955.htm#_1955-D/S

 

I was just using that, but I am trying to figure out what EDS, MDS, and LDS means.

 

After my research, it turns out that this nickel is 1955-D/S OMM-003, D/D/S (D/D South), Stage B. Thanks everybody.

 

Typical resale ANACS 64's run about $85.00 . Nicely toned examples will command a bit more .