ANACS Jefferson nickel struck on a clad dime planchet. The coin is struck on the smaller 10c planchet, and is the weight and the clad planchet of a Roosevelt dime.   Off-metals occur when the planchet for one denomination of coin is fed into a..…

PCGS 1998-P Jefferson nickel double-struck, with the 2nd strike 75% off-center and die struck both sides. MS63

PCGS 1998-P Jefferson nickel rotated double-struck on-center, with a good amount of design visible under the 2nd strike, and with two dates visible.   Uncirculated details scratched (obverse single scratch.) 

10% curved clip. 

NGC 1980-P Jefferson nickel off-metal struck on a copper 1c blank. The blank that the coin is struck on is the copper-alloy intended for striking into a cent, but was instead struck with nickel dies.  The coin is slightly smaller than a normal..…

ND 5c Jefferson Nickel 90% Off-Center & 3% Curved Clip PCGS MS63

1946 5c Jefferson Nickel Ragged Clip PCGS AU58

1946 5c Jefferson Nickel Clipped Planchet K-11 PCGS MS65

PCGS 1953-D Jefferson nickel double-struck, with the 2nd strike 93% off-center and uniface reverse. The 2nd strike shows part of "LIBERTY" and th eback of Jefferson's head. This is a very rare date for double-struck nickels! AU58 with lustrous surfac…

PCGS (1883-1912) Liberty nickel struck 40% off-center. A superb example of circulated Liberty nickel off-center, because it is nearly ideal as an off-center, because the most desirable perfentage off-center is 50%. Liberty nickels are scarce struck t…

PCGS 5c Jefferson Nickel Die Cap Strike MS64

5c Jefferson Nickel Double-Struck 95% and 98% Off-Center PCGS MS64

PCGS 1999-P Jefferson nickel struck on a cent planchet. The coin is struck on the copper planchet of a Lincoln cent, and so is an obvious off-metal, with the red, copper surfaces contrasting with the expected "nickel" appearance of the 5c. The coin i…

PCGS 1999-P Jefferson nickel struck on cent planchet. A scarce date off-metal nickel on cent planchet. The coin is copper in appearance, and is struck on the copper plated zinc planchet of a cent.    MS63 Red

PCGS 1998-P Jefferson nickel struck on a clad dime planchet. The coin is the weight and metal of a clad Roosevelt dime, but is struck with nickel dies. Although the PCGS holder says "1998", we aren't 100% sure, and it could be a different date as wel…

PCGS 1976 Jefferson nickel struck on a clad dime planchet. The coin is the weight and metal of a clad Roosevelt dime, but is struck with nickel dies. There are some cut marks in the planchet, which are pre-strike damage to the planchet (common on...

PCGS 1965 Jefferson nickel struck on a clad dime planchet. The coin is the weight and metal of a clad Roosevelt dime, but is struck with nickel dies.    The off-metal occurred when a dime planchet was fed into a press that was striking...

NGC 1957 Jefferson nickel struck on a cent planchet. The design of a nickel, but struck on the bronze planchet of a Lincoln cent. Lustrous red coppery surfaces, and slightly smaller in size makes it a dramatic off-metal. A somewhat scarcer date as we…

PCGS 1941 Jefferson nickel struck on a cent planchet. The coin is struck on a copper-alloy cent planchet, and is smaller than a normal nickel, with some of the lettering missing. Also, it is the weight of a cent at around 3.1 grams.    A fa…

PCGS 1907 Liberty nickel uncentered broadstrike, with the coin having a large expansion in size. The error occurred when the coin was struck without the collar in place, which allowed it to expand in size beyond its normal diameter.  Mintstate..…