NGC 1958-D Jefferson nickel late stage die cap strike. A scarce date.   AU58

ANACS 1980-P Jefferson nickel struck on a copper cent planchet. The coin is an off-metal, being struck on the copper planchet intended for a Lincoln cent.    The error occurred when a cent planchet was fed into a press striking nickels and …

NGC 1956-D Jefferson nickels struck on a cent planchet. The coin weighs 3.1 grams, and is copper instead of nickel. A strike thru is visible on the reverse at 6-7 o'clock. A scarce date/mint for nickels struck on cent planchets.    MS63 Bro…

PCGS 1951-D Jefferson nickel large 17% curved clip at K-7. The clip is large for an early date Jefferson nickel, with clips this large being very scarce for this date.   MS64

20% double-clipped, with 1 clip being a curved clip. 

PCGS 1920 buffalo nickel double-struck rotated in-collar. The coin was double-struck, with the 2nd strike rotated between strikes about 10 degrees. Two images of portions of the design can be see on the obverse and reverse.    Double-struck…

PCGS 1974-D Jefferson nickel improperly annealed, with copper on the obverse and reverse.    MS63 lustrous with some minor spots obverse. 

PCGS 1974-D Jefferson nickel improperly annealed, with copper on the obverse and reverse.   MS63 lustrous. 

PCGS 1954 Jefferson nickel split planchet after strike. A scarce date for split planchets. XF45

196X-x 5c Jefferson Nickel 12% Ragged Clip 4.41g PCGS AU55

1974 5c Jefferson Nickel 13% Double Curved Clipped PCGS MS64

PCGS 1918 Buffalo nickel partial collar strike and curved clip. The coin was struck partially out of the collar die, resulting in a double-edge.    UNC details scratches. 

NGC 5c nickel planchet, with the coin having a raised rim. This was for a Jefferson or earlier type of 5c planchet. We have a small quantity of these in stock, and the buyer will receive one at random from the group.    

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 1980-P Jefferson nickel off-metal struck on a 1c planchet. The coin is struck on the copper planchet intended for striking into a Lincoln cent, and is the weight and metal of a cent as a result. It is smaller than a normal nickel, with some of t…

1999-P 5c Jefferson Nickel Broadstruck PCGS MS65

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 1964-D Jefferson nickel struck 70% off-center. MS64

PCGS 1902 Liberty nickel struck 15% off-center. Liberty nickel off-centers are generally scarce, and more so the further off-center they are. This is a nice percentage off-center, above the typical 5-10% off.   XF40 with moderate gray surfaces. …

PCGS 1946 nickel 70% split planchet after strike. F12