Jefferson 1975-D Mint Mark Error?

Actually, i see the difference. Mine isn't the highest D and not the most desirable one

 

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I’m nowhere near an expert. I’ve been looking for this variety for years and haven’t found the high D or the example that you posted. Here’s some pictures with grids. Your coin:


High D:

 

I think Jim’s specimen is still a collectible variety and while not the highest D, population will dictate the premium. Maybe there are fewer and the premium is set higher as a result. I’ve not read anything that suggests the populations for each. Has anyone else?

 

Going only by experience, I’ve never found a high D, and I’ve never seen @JCro57 example. This example may be rarer?

 

I researched this a while back but didn’t note the population numbers being offered. Would be interesting to find out.

 

It would be interesting to know what @DatDareNickelGuy has found?

 

speaking of which I PMed him a few times over the past couple of months with no luck. Hoping he’s on a break.

 

Me too. Hopefully he’ll get back with you! I miss his posts.

 

@cladking @Lehigh96

 

I haven't yet, but will take a look over my inventory of Jeffersons. Who knows, It is a neat variety, or should I say two.

 

I was thinking about the arbitrary population in the article. That may be a high guesstimate. I haven’t kept track of how many 1975Ds I’ve come across but it’s safe to say several hundred/thousands relative to known quantities of other dates I have.

 

I like it, it's a keeper. In my opinion.

 

Good post to help educate those of us that aren't real knowledgable on Jefferson's. Thanks for the post.

 

Totally agree!

 

Red book says is a premium coin. Shows a picture too

 

. Hi Buffalo
Not the highest in this thread

 

I feel huge. I knew about this coin a long time ago. Guess you members need to. Only kidding. Your all great

 

Same here. Learned something new and interesting again.