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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Marshall, post: 930383, member: 21705&quot;]If you mean by year, then it&#039;s doable. If you mean by date and mint, it&#039;s also doable. I you mean by variety, then you can&#039;t even get past the early dates where the most complete collection ever assembled was sold last year and was short one example (1793 NC-5) that is unique and in the ANA Collection. It included several unique varieties which are unlikely to ever be reassembled. (ie 1793 NC-2, 1794 NC-7, 1794 NC-2, 1794 NC-10, 1795 S-78c, 1795 NC-1a, 1795 NC-4a, 1795 NC-4b, 1797 NC-7 and 1797 NC-8. There are fifteen others which are nearly unique; 2 or 3 known)</p><p><br /></p><p>Each of these are rarer than the 1913 Liberty 5 Cents and that doesn&#039;t include the R7+ where 4 are known and of which there are several.</p><p><br /></p><p>Now if your nickel doesn&#039;t have a pedigree back to those 5 known coins, I would be HIGHLY doubtful of it&#039;s authenticity since these were probably the only ones actually minted and even those under circumstances that weren&#039;t quite above board if I am not mixing it up with the 1804 Silver Dollar or many other of the most highly desired coins which do not appear to have been authorized for production.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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