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| 1936 | PCI | EF-40 | Buffalo | SOLD | |||||||
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Here we have a nice example of a collectors grade Buffalo nickel. Most collectors gave it that name for the buffalo on the reverse of the coin. This PCI coin could also be used as a grading tool. They graded this coin as Extra Fine 40. | SOLD | |||||||||
| 1938-D | NGC | MS-66 | Trends for $110 | Buffalo | $79.99 | ||||||
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There is nothing like an old coin in a Gem high grade. To see every detail that the designer intended is truly amazing. Coin World Trends has this coin listed at $110.00. But here it will only cost you $79.99 | ||||||||||
| 1943-P | NNC | MS67 | War Nickel | $39.99 | |||||||
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A pleasing example of a old Jefferson nickel graded and by (NNC). The gave this coin a grade of Mint state 67, although they gave this coin a "Full Step" designation, we would have to disagree. It's mostly white with a touch of tone by Jefferson head. | ||||||||||
| 1943-P | NGC | MS-66 | War Nickel | Full Steps | $79.99 | ||||||
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An excellent example of a war nickel graded and slabbed by NGC. They also gave this coin a 5 full Steps designation. Coin World Trends has this coin listed at $125.00. But here it will only cost you $79.99 | ||||||||||
| 1943-D | PCI | MS-66 | War Nickel | Full Steps | $44.99 | ||||||
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During the early months of World War II the critical need for nickel and copper required the treasury department to substitute other metals for the scarce elements. This war nickel is certified by PCI as MS66 5 full Steps. | ||||||||||
| 1943-D | ANACS | MS-66 | War Nickel | Full Steps | $59.99 | ||||||
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This silver war nickel is graded by one of the oldest certification companies on the market, ANACS. They gave it a ultra high grade of MS-66 plus a full 6 steps. Coin World has this coin trend at $85.00 | ||||||||||
| 1944-S | ICG | MS-67 | War Nickel | $39.99 | |||||||
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Here we have another war nickel is a ultra high grade of Mint State 67. Even though this coin does not have all the steps to get the Full Step designation it is very close (4 steps). | ||||||||||
| 1944-S | ICG | MS-67 | War Nickel | 2-toned | $44.99 | ||||||
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...same as the one listed above except this one has a nice golden tone on the reverse and a 2tone on the obverse. The profile is blue and the rest of the coin has a golden hue. This coin also has some nice die cracks on the reverse, easily seen with the naked eye. | ||||||||||
| 1945-D | ICG | MS-67 | War Nickel | $39.99 | |||||||
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This was the last year the US Mint added silver to the nickel and the extra large mintmark on the reverse. This one was graded by ICG as an ultra high grade of Mint State 67. | ||||||||||
| 1950-D | PCGS | MS-65 | KEY DATE | $29.99 | |||||||
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An excellent example of a 1950 Denver example Jefferson nickel. This was the Key date of the series with only 2.6m minted. This 1950 d Nickel is slabbed by pcgs as Mint state 65. | ||||||||||
| 1950-D | PCGS | MS-66 | KEY DATE | SOLD | |||||||
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Here we have another key date 1950d nickel graded and slabbed by PCGS. Both this one and the one listed above have great detail and a strong strike both are close to full steps. | SOLD | |||||||||
| 1962 | NTC | PF-68 | Light Blue | $14.99 | |||||||
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Here is something that none of the other certification companies do. NTC not only did the mention that the coin is toned by they added the color, this one says Blue toning on the slab. It was given a grade of PF68. | ||||||||||
| 1962 | NTC | PF-68 | Dark Blue | $17.99 | |||||||
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Although this one and the one above state blue toning, the one above is a light blue and this is more of a darker blue with purple edges. This one was also graded PF68. | ||||||||||
| 1962 | NTC | PF-67 | Rainbow Toned | $19.99 | |||||||
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The picture is worthless for this coin, it doesn't show the true color at all. Not only is it blue yellow/orange/red toned but the blue is in the fields and the yellow/orange/red is on Jefferson's profile and the Monticello, which makes this coin look like one of those painted coins. | ||||||||||
| 1964 | NGC | PF-68 | Cameo | $29.99 | |||||||
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An excellent example of an older coin with cameo contrast. All proof coins made today have frosty white ultra deep cameo. But back in the 60s only the first couple hundred struck with new dies would have any cameo. | ||||||||||
| 1966 | NGC | MS-66 | SMS | $19.99 | |||||||
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Next we have a nickel, from a Special Mint Set graded and slabbed by NGC. NGC is one of the top certification companies in the numismatic community. They graded this Mint state 66 SMS. | ||||||||||
| 1970-D | NTC | MS-66 | Toned | $19.99 | |||||||
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This is a very pleasing example of a toned Jefferson nickel. It has nice greens, blues and golden colors on the obverse and reverse. The picture doesn't even come close to how beautiful this coin really is. | ||||||||||
| 1971-S | NGC | PF-67 | Cameo | $9.99 | |||||||
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A pleasing coin in a NGC holder. Sharp details, bold strike and frosty white cameo. | ||||||||||
| 1972-S | ICG | PF-67 | CAM | $9.99 | |||||||
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Here we have a nickel slabbed by ICG as proof 67 cameo. The obverse is eye smashing and except for a small part of a fingerprint on the edge on the reverse this would have graded much higher. | ||||||||||
| 1973-S | PCI | PF-69 | DCAM | reduced | SOLD | ||||||
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Here we have a nice looking nickel slabbed by Photo-Certified Coin Institute. PCI gave this coin a proof 69 deep cameo. | SOLD | |||||||||
| 1977-S | PCI | PF-69 | DCAM | reduced | $9.88 | ||||||
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...same as the one listed above except this is a 1977. | ||||||||||
| 1978-S | ICG | PF-69 | DCAM | $14.99 | |||||||
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A pleasing example of almost perfect condition Jefferson nickel. This coin has a deep strike, strong details and frosted black and white cameo. | ||||||||||
| 1978-S | PCI | PF-69 | DCAM | Toned BLUE | $19.99 | ||||||
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This is a very pleasing example of a toned Jefferson nickel. It mostly a lighter aqua blue and purple highlights on the obverse and reverse. Click on the picture to see how beautiful this coin really is. | ||||||||||
| PCGS | 20 coin | certified | holder | $9.99 | |||||||
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Need a place to put your certified coins? Here we have a PCGS holder that will hold 20 coins. It fits most certification holders (PCGS, NGC, PCI, ICG, NTC...) and only very lightly used. | ||||||||||
| 1979-S | PCI | PF-70 | DCAM | Perfect | $34.99 | ||||||
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An amazing example of a type 1 Jefferson nickel graded a perfect proof 70. It has awesome a razor sharp strike, bold details and frosty "Black and White" cameo. It's graded by PCI and is in their old green holder. | ||||||||||
| 1980-S | NTC | PF-69 | DCAM | reduced | $6.88 | ||||||
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This coin actually doesn't look as good as the picture. It started to tone blue, (fields and profile), but right now the color isn't brilliant and the profile and fields blend together. Steal this for only $6.99 | ||||||||||
| 1981-S | SEGS | PF-67 | DCAM | TYPE 1 | $7.99 | ||||||
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This coin is in a SEGS slab, it has clear surfaces, virtually untouched fields, and killer frosted white cameo. It's only graded Proof67 but looks just as good as a 69. great looking coin for only 7.99. |
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| 1981-S | NTC | PF-69 | DCAM | $9.99 | |||||||
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This Jefferson Nickel has see across the room cameo. It's full Frosted cameo on both the obverse and reverse. It also has Mirrored fields and a strong bold strike. | ||||||||||
| 1981-S | ICG | PF-69 | DCAM | TYPE 1 | $9.99 | ||||||
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This Jefferson nickel is certified by Independent Coin Grading, Inc. (ICG). They graded this coin proof 69. Normally we would sell this for 14.99, but because it has a spot the size of a needle point on the chin we are dropping it to only 9.99 | ||||||||||
| 1981-S | PCI | PF-69 | DCAM | TYPE 1 | $9.99 | ||||||
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This coin is in a PCI slab, it has clear surfaces, virtually untouched fields, and killer frosted white cameo. |
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| 1982-S | ICG | PF-69 | DCAM | $14.99 | |||||||
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Here we have an outstanding proof Jefferson nickel that is certified by Independent Coin Grading, Inc. (ICG). They gave this coin a grade of proof 69 which is only one point away from perfect. | ||||||||||
| 1982-S | PCI | PF-69 | DCAM | $9.88 | |||||||
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An attractive example of a certified Thomas Jefferson nickel. This coin has a clear surfaces, virtually untouched fields, and killer frosted white cameo. This coin is in a PCI slab. |
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| 1982-S | PCI | PF-69 | DCAM | Toned | $14.99 | ||||||
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This coin is graded the same as the one listed above except instead of black and white cameo the fields have completely toned up. The coin is lightly toned a light blue. A couple more year and this might be a very attractive looking coin. |
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| 1983-S | PCI | PF-69 | DCAM | reduced | $7.88 | ||||||
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Even though this coin is graded proof69 It looks more like a 67. It has a faint finger print on the reverse and light cloudy fields on the obverse. we are reducing this to only $7.88. |
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| 1983-S | SEGS | PF-67 | DCAM | 2 available | $7.99 | ||||||
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This coin is in a SEGS slab, it has clear surfaces, virtually untouched fields, and killer frosted white cameo. It's only graded Proof67 but looks just as good as a 69. Great looking coin for only 7.99. |
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| 1983-S | PCI | PF-68 | DCAM | $9.99 | |||||||
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An attractive example of a certified Thomas Jefferson nickel. This coin has a mirrored surfaces, virtually untouched fields, and deep cameo. This coin is in a PCI slab. |
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| 1984-S | SEGS | PF-68 | DCAM | reduced | SOLD | ||||||
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...next we have a 1984 Jefferson nickel. It's graded and authenticated by SEGS as proof 68. It slight hazy in the fields around the edges so we are reducing the price. |
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| 1985-S | PCI | PF-69 | DCAM | Toned | $9.99 | ||||||
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This coin is light crescent tone of light blue around the bottom of the obverse. A couple more year and this might be a very attractive looking coin. |
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| 1985-S | ICG | PF-69 | DCAM | $12.99 | |||||||
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This ICG coin has mirrored fields, a bold strike and "Black and White" cameo. Plus it's only one point away from perfect. | ||||||||||
| 1987-S | NTC | PF-69 | DCAM | 2-toned | $19.99 | ||||||
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The obverse of this coin is just amazing! It is 2 toned with more the half a rich blueish/purple and the bottom half has frosty golden highlights. Higher grade proof with beautifully toned surfaces. | ||||||||||
| 1987-S | PCI | PF-69 | DCAM | $9.99 | |||||||
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This PCI certified coin is a nice example of high end nickel. It has mirrored fields, a bold strike and frosty white cameo. | ||||||||||
| 1988-S | SEGS | PF-67 | DCAM | reduced | $7.88 | ||||||
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This coin is in a SEGS slab, it has clear surfaces, virtually untouched fields, and killer frosted white cameo. It's only graded Proof67 but looks just as good as a 69. |
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| 1988-S | SEGS | PF-68 | DCAM | reduced | $9.88 | ||||||
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...next we have a 1988 Jefferson nickel also graded and authenticated by SEGS except this one is one point high PF68. |
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