Post a Nickel!!

My friend, that picture clearly shows a date of 1962, not 1959.

 

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Type I Buffalo's yet?

 

Here's a Type I and a Type II:

 

Found my first lamination error! It may be considered a 'common error,' but I'm tickled. I also found my first rainbow nickel. Both were found during roll searching. Sorry the pics aren't any better, but my camera was made in 512 B.C. with 2.1 megapixel.

 

Here's my gem planchet error on a 1931-S buff and a blue toned 1966!! Only pics I have from work!

 

Has anyone seen 2009 or 2010 nickels? I haven't.

 

Nickels....

 

i received both 2010 p & d last week in change, but i still haven't seen a 2009.

 

Here's the US Mint's production report through July 2010.

View attachment 2010 Circulating Coin Production.doc

 

Ignore my attempt to post . . . Not worth explaining.

 

This site has good pointers and examples. http://www.tabletopstudio.com/documents/coin_photography.htm The picture below is with a point and shoot on a tripod with a super macro function - not with the methods described in that link. This photo is yellow because it was shot under a regular incandescent. Sorry no obverse.

 

Nickel that was photographed for the Coin World article
and the Coin World Article Laminated
Would this be considered a plate coin

Terry

 

These are truly beautiful. Does anyone know if toning will continue once coin is put in a 2x2?

 

Cool! Love that!

 

couple of my more colorful...

 

This is better

Enjoy

 

I thought that this thread was for nickels...

 

Is that a 3-legger?

 

oops

Sorry about that, I'll poat a nickel
Thanks for telling me