Brian, your 5c Jefferson looks a though it may be on a "war nickel planchet" but sometimes looks can be deceiving. You would need to check it for...
1999-P Jefferson 5c, the mint mark appears to be doubled, I found it today roll searching along with a 1938-P 5c Jefferson.
LOL, that's funny, but its nice of her to remember from where she came.
I think it is located squarely in the middle of the state , both north to south and east to west. It's where my grandmother from my mothers side...
It appears as though the serial number (green overlay) was misaligned. Nice find
Kentucky have you ever heard of a place called Gravel Switch, KY?
LMAO...……..….That's right. Where do those peoples come up with their ridiculous pricing!
LOL Thanks for the look, the duplicate is due in part to my inexperience with the forum format.
The 1937d 5c was an anomaly and look what happened with it.
I'll most likely put it with the die cracks and cuds...………………….LOL
I've probably made some mistakes in posting this thread as I am a little new to this site. The software is a bit cumbersome.
Fair enough, but the anomaly is a cool one to find, especially in this condition!
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