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Thanks, I checked out your ebay listings, some nice stuff

 

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The colorful examples from my type set....

Shield:



Liberty:



Buff:



Jeff:

 

Thanks, I appreciate that.

I bought this Jeffie a few weeks ago for my registry set. Population 14/0

 

I have posted this before, and will post it again, but will post it now as it is the only nickle I have ever successfully photographed.

 

Here are two more:

 

This one belongs below the last Bufflo obverse:

 

Leadfoot, that isn't the first time I saw that Liberty, but I never get tired of looking at it...one of the most eye appealing ones I have seen. :thumb:

 

Thanks

It's actually a pretty bland (although very clean) coin unless you tilt it just right, then the magic happens.

Here's a view of the same coin:




It's almost hard to believe that's the same coin as my avatar to the left....but indeed it is.

And FWIW, it's PCGS PR66 & CAC and I purchased it from Mark Feld.

 

I was wondering if it was proof, just because of the fields and the strike. I still like it!

 

1942d

One that I received today, making it the third-to-last I need to complete my Jefferson BU set (the others that continue to dog me are the 69S and 76D -- I've looked high and low and have yet to find attractive BU examples of these).

I think I count six steps on the reverse of the 42D. I'm pretty jazzed about this pick up.

 

Here's one outta my birth year proof set. Love it.

 

Really a beautiful nickle. Cazkaboom no insult intended just but you're a baby. My birth year is 1938. Some difference, huh?
zeke

 

Oh, yes Zeke, I am a baby. But that means I have time to learn about everything since I got into the hobby early

 

Nice to know that there's someone older than me in here.

 

Oh, yeah, I forgot the fuzzy pictures of this coin I took:



I will probably make enlarged images of coins in the same form as above, in time.

Edit: I almost forgot, I think it is an 1868 from the picture. When I see it in hand i will edit this again. Oh, and if 1868 is the key, then my coin is not 1868

 

That puts my type set example to shame! time to start saving...