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 1936 buffalo nickel 2% clipped planchet. AU58

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 1965 Lincoln cent with a huge 25% curved clip. Really, larger than 25%, and weighing only 2.4 grams, which is more than 33% under normal weight.    MS64 Red/Brown

1969-S is a scarce date/mint for off-center Lincoln cents.   Uncirculated details, questionable color. 

PCGS 1957-D wheat cent struck 85% off-center at K-11. A major off-center wheat cent.    MS64 Red/Brown with a few toning spots. 

PCGS 1958-D Jefferson nickel late stage die cap strike. Scarce date.    AU53

1% straight clip. 

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 1947 Jefferson nickel with collar cuds at K-3 and K-10. Scarce.  MS62

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…

Split planchet after strike, with this being the obverse side.    VF35 with a few very light scratches (not noted on holder.)

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…