NGC 1882 shield nickel broadstruck on a type-1 blank. The coin was struck on a blank (no raised rim), and also struck out of collar, allowing it to expand beyond its normal diameter.   Broadstrikes are rare on shield nickels, and this is one of …

NGC 1958 Jefferson nickel struck on a Cuba 1 centavo planchet. The off-metal is smaller than a normal nickel in size, and large portions of the outer design is missing. Also, the coin weighs half the normal weight at 2.5 grams.   The error occur…

PCGS 1916-D buffalo nickel struck 5% off-center. A very scarce date/mint for off-center buffalo nickels.   XF45 with pleasing gray surfaces. A few minor specks. 

PCGS 1919 buffalo nickel broadstruck, with the coin having been struck out of collar, allowing it to expand beyond its normal diameter. An early date major error! MS62 Lustrous surfaces with light gold toning. Also, a counting wheel mark obverse, and…

PCGS 1917 buffalo nickel struck 5% off-center. The planchet was not centered between the dies when it was struck, resulting in an off-center strike.   AU55 

NGC 1895 Liberty nickel struck 15% off-center at K-1. The coin is a scarce date for off-center liberty nickels. A nice percentage off-center, further than most examples. AU55

NGC 1920 buffalo nickel struck 25% off-center at 3 o'clock. The coin shows a large amount of planchet, and design, which makes it more dramatic as an off-center. A common date, and affordable example. XF45 with dark gray surfaces obverse and small ri…

PCGS 1999-P Jefferson nickel 2-coin mated pair set, with coin#1 being a double-strike with the 2nd strike 96% off-center, and coin#2 having a 4% brockage and partial collar. MS64 lustrous white

1938 5c Jefferson Nickel Philadelphia Mint Original Cloth $50 Bag-1st Year of the Jefferson Nickel Of particular interest for the Jefferson nickel series, this bag was used to hold the newly redesigned 5c coin in 1938, with this being the first year …

PCGS 1976-S proof Jefferson nickel cud die break obverse. The cud is visible at 5 o'clock. Proof cuds are scarce because great care is generally taken to insure pristine quality coins. Any die breaks or cuds would be a reason to retire the die for mo…

PCGS 19xx Jefferson nickel indented by a Roosevelt dime planchet. The indent is close to a dime size, with a slightly larger size because, when it was struck, it expanded slightly in size.   The error occurred when a dime planchet was fed into t…

PCGS 1972-S proof Jefferson nickel cud major die break, with the cud visible on the obverse at 5 o'clock. A decent size cud, and even small die breaks or defects typically result in a die's being retired. Because of the high quality control, cuds rar…

PCGS 1919 buffalo nickel struck 5% off-center. An early date buffalo off-center, and a scarcer date.   MS63 with lustrous, attractive surfaces. 

PCGS 10c Roosevelt dime aluminum feeder finger. The feeder finger has no date, but because of the two other dated "2000" examples it was acquired by us with, it's likely it is also a "2000" date.  denomination 10 CENT" printed on it. Additionall…

PCGS 2000 5c Jefferson nickel aluminum feeder finger. The feeder finger has the date "Feb 2000" and denomination "5 ct" printed on it. Additionally, it has the manufacturer of the feeder finger "Arrow" (which is short for "Arrow Tool", a company that…

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

CACG 1914 buffalo nickel split planchet after strike 2 coin set with the coins both split in half, and fitting together to form a single coin. Scarce.   F12  

PCGS 1906 Liberty nickel struck 10% off-center. A nice example of an off-center Liberty nickel. AU58

PCGS 1896 Liberty nickel struck 10% off-center. Rare date for off-center strikes. AU50

NGC 1887 Liberty nickel struck 10% off-center. More than 10% off, and with good eye-appeal. Scarce this nice!   AU58 lustrous with a hint of gold toning.