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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Kevin Mader, post: 6950229, member: 106826&quot;]As our fellow enthusiasts note, the 1950 D is considered the Key Date for the series, but there are several Semi Key Dates for the series.&nbsp; 1938D and S, 1939 D and S, and a few of the other low mintage Jeffersons (usually those under 10M).&nbsp; However, there are a number of &#039;common&#039; date/mm that are&nbsp; desirable.&nbsp; 1942 D, 1955,&nbsp; and 1958 come to mind.&nbsp; The 1955 above appears to be from the sharper obverse die set, which are even harder to find for the date.&nbsp; Most found in circulation will be the washed out obverse design.&nbsp; Taking a look at my circulation roll set, I have a roll of them, so I eventually hit that milestone, but my 1942 D roll is about 3/4 there with twice as many produced.&nbsp; It may be a location thing (closer to Philly than to Denver).&nbsp; It&#039;s all relative.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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