Enjoy, my friend. If you are into Jefferson Nickel die varieties, I would also recommend The Jefferson Nickel RPM Book by James Wiles, Ph.D....
Yes, Peter, I saw it. The thread was closed, so I couldn't respond. I think there is no way to thank member "Clinker" enough for his unselfish...
Thanks, Conder. Yes, the MM on Barber quarters were placed there intentionaly
FWIW, my Cherrypickers' has a picture of Jefferson Nickel 1954-S/S Rpm #1 on page #316. I have the Fourth Edition, Second Printing - August 2001.
According to a dear friend of mine (who also happens to be an expert World Coin collector)... " it's a rare coin. I found it in the Krause...
I'm not certain. The S/D variety is pretty plain to see, in "Cherrypickers'" and James Wiles' "RPM Book". You may have a 1954-S/S RPM #1. [IMG]
Absolutely. I love seeing what my fellow collectors have in their collections. Thanks for sharing. Your coins are interesting, and fascinating.
Seems a bit steep for an undated example. There seems to be a nibbler in on the bidding. That's good news for the seller.
A commentary, by David W. Lange, may add some insight. http://www.ngccoin.com/news/enews/ngc_enews_0406june.htm
I seem to remember reading that mintmarks were placed off center in order to prevent them from touching the tail feathers and lettering. [IMG]
Hello, I can't confirm if the coin is genuine and unaltered, but I suspect that it's OK. It appears to have some flatness on the high spots,...
Krause identifies all US Cents, from 1816-1839 as KM# 45 Your 1816 coin is commonly refered to as a "Matron Head" type, while your 1838 is a...
Might be a high-end AU. Possibly lightly cleaned. I can't tell for sure. Nice coin. Enjoy!
Great pics. Interesting variety. Thanks for sharing.
There are certainly many serious coin collectors, and coin dealers, who also happen to be women. The percentage, as compared to their male...
I'm sorry, Bernard. I didn't know you were going to post.
Hi, Dave. This is the step detail on a "Reverse of '39" nickel.... [IMG] This is the step detail on a "Reverse of '40" nickel... [IMG]...
It looks like the reproduction peices that are sold on eBay. It doesn't look like the genuine medals that are sold on other sites. How can you...
That's a great obsevation. I had not noticed it before, but you are right. The door and windows were reworked for the "Return to Montecello"...
Don't know how I could add much, Eduard. Your example is nothing short of beautiful. It seems we both share in the appreciation of that CU...
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