NGC 1980-P Jefferson nickels truck on 1c planchet, and double-struck, with the 2nd strike 93% off-center. The combination of an off-metal and double-struck on the same coin is very scarce! Probably less than 10 are known of nickels on cents and...

CACG 1953-S Jefferson nickel struck 5% off-center. A very scarce date/mint, with an estimated 2-4 known.   AU58

ANACS 1980-P Jefferson nickel struck on a Lincoln cent, double-denomination. A medium strength double-denomination, with the coin showing good design detail visible on the obverse and reverse.   Much of the date and portions of the lettering, an…

PCGS 1890 liberty nickel struck 10% off-center. Liberty nickels are generally scarce struck off-center, and a guesstimate would be probably only 10-20 are known for this date.   F12 with some minor corrosion spots. 

PCGS 1946-S Jefferson nickel doubled die obverse, with a strong doubled die on "LIBERTY" and "1946". The doubling is strong and easy to see. The "hockey stick" die defect can be seen on Jefferson's ponytail. A tough variety!   PCGS MS64...

PCGS 1935 buffalo nickel 6% curved clip at K-7. A little larger than you normally see.   AU58

PCGS 1920 buffalo nickel struck 25% off-center at 7 o'clock. The coin was struck off-center when the planchet was not fed completely between the dies, resulting in an off-center strike. This is the most available date for earlier date buffalo nickel.…

1955-D/S 5c Jefferson Nickel Overmintmark ANACS MS64   The Coin shows the upper loop of the "S" under the "D." 

NGC 1964-D Jefferson nickel struck on a Lincoln cent planchet. The coin is struck on a copper cent planchet, and so is the weight and copper metal of a cent, and is the weight of one at 3.0 grams. It is smaller than a normal nickel, with portions of …

NGC 1968-S Jefferson nickel struck on a Lincoln cent planchet. The coin is struck on a copper cent planchet, and so is the weight and copper metal of a cent, and is the weight of one at 3.1 grams. It is smaller than a normal nickel, with portions of …

PCGS 1917 buffalo nickel struck 10% off-center. An early date, affordable example.    AU58 with just a hint of wear. A few minor scratches, but too minor for PCGS to list on the holder. 

PCGS 1943-S Jefferson wartime nickel struck on a steel 1c planchet. The coin is struck on a steel cent planchet, and so is the weight of a steel cent at around 2.8 grams, and is smaller in diameter to a normal nickel, with portions of the outer lette…

PCGS 19XX-P Jefferson nickel double-denomination on a clad struck Roosevelt dime. The coin shows the designs of both a Jefferson nickel and a Roosevelt dime, with a lot of design detail present on both sides of the coin.   Roosevelt's head, a...

PCGS 1980-P Jefferson nickel struck on a cent blank. The coin weighs 3.06 grams. The cent blank was intended for striking into a Lincoln cent, but the copper blank was instead fed into a nickel press and was struck with nickel dies.    MS63…

PCGS 1970-D Jefferson nickel wrong planchet error struck on a clad 10c planchet. The coin is struck on the planchet intended for a Roosevelt dime, and is clad, with a weight of 2.2 grams. Much of the outer design is missing due to the small size…

PCGS 1917-x Buffalo nickel struck 15% off-center at 11 o'clock. An early date, large off-center buffalo nickel.   XF45 

PCGS 1920 buffalo nickel struck on a cent planchet. The coin weighs 3.03 grams, and is copper instead of the normal nickel planchet. It is dramatic in appearance, with the copper surfaces contrasting with the expected "nickel" of a normal buffalo nic…

PCGS 1978 Jefferson nickel struck on Lincoln 1c planchet. The coin weighs 3.07 grams, and the coin is coppey-alloy, with portions of the outer lettering missing. A eye-catching, dramatic off-metal strike.   The error occurred when a cent planche…

NGC 1970-D Jefferson nickel struck on a cent planchet. The Jefferson nickel is struck on a Lincoln cent planchet, and as a result is bronze, and the weight of a cent. Also, portions of the design are missing, due to the smaller diameter of a cent...

PCGS 1987-P Jefferson nickel struck on clad quarter stock, with the coin weighing 4.23 grams. The coin is struck on clad planchet stock which was intended for use for quarters, but which was put in a nickel blanking press, creating nickel size clad,.…