| |
Shield Nickels |
How To Order |
|
| 1870 NGC PF 64 |
Here is a nice near gem Proof Shield nickel. The
obverse is gun metal blue/gray. The reverse has a thin patina of reddish
toning. $400 |
 |
 |
| |
Buffalo Nickels |
How To Order |
|
| 1926
NGC MS 65 |
$145 |
Please ask for photo. |
|
| 1935 PCGS MS 64 |
Here is an affordable and original Uncirculated
Buffalo nickel for your herd. $65 |
 |
 |
| 1935-S PCGS MS 64 |
Nice near gem Buffalo. Blue highlights on the
Indian's cheekbone and hair with gold toning on the rest. $95 |
 |
 |
| 1937-D
PCGS MS 65 |
This lustrous gem has a touch of gold toning. $75 |
 |
 |
| |
Jefferson Nickels |
How To Order |
|
| 1938 PCGS PR 67 |
Neat coin with very reflective fields. It has
toned a translucent light
blue tending to violet in the centers. $425 |
 |
 |
| 1938-D
NGC MS 67 |
Nice luster, light gold toning. $115 |
Please ask for photo. |
|
| 1938-S NGC MS 67 |
This one has booming luster and a hint of gold toning.
It is nicer than most '38-S Jeffs I've seen. $165 |
 |
 |
1940-D
PCGS MS 67 Full Steps |
Beauty, strike and excellent luster justify the
super high grade on this ultra gem. $295 |
 |
 |
| 1941 PCGS PR 66 |
$120 |
Please ask for photo. |
|
| 1941 PCGS PR 66 |
Most 1941 Proof Jefferson Nickels have evidence
of die polishing on Jefferson's shoulder. This one is unusual in that it
doesn't. It is probably one of the earliest proof nickels produced in 1941.
$165 |
Please ask for photo. |
|
1942-P Type 1
PCGS PR 66 |
This highly attractive proof Jefferson Nickel
has reflective fields with sky blue toning accents. $150 |
 |
 |
1942-P Type 1
PCGS PR 67 |
The 1942 Type 1s were produced before the mint
switched to the War Nickels. This brilliant example has reflective fields
with the slightest hint of white patina on the devices. $175 |
 |
 |
| 1942-P Type 2 PCGS PR 67 |
1942 is
the only
year War Nickels are available in proof format. This is the one that is partly silver and has
the large mint mark above Monticello. The fields are very reflective under
light haze on both sides. $325 |
 |
 |
| 1943-D PCGS MS 67 Full Steps |
War Nickels were made of an alloy that includes
silver. They were said to reduce the Government's need for nickel which was
in great demand for the war effort.
This superb example has stunning luster. It is toned yellow/gold. There
are very few marks on this well struck gem. $135 |
 |
 |
| 1953 PCGS PR 66 Cameo |
$165 |
Please ask for photo. |
|
| 1953 PCGS PR 67 Cameo |
Tough year for Cameo proof Jefferson nickels
with Deep Cameos being truly rare. $245 |
 |
 |
| 1953 PCGS PR 68 Cameo |
This proof Jefferson has deep mirror like
fields with nicely frosted devices. It has a subtle hint of gold toning.
There are only 16 at this level with none higher. This is a significant coin
as there are only 3 in Deep Cameo in all grades put together. Wohlforth
pedigree. $1,145 |
Please ask for photo. |
|
| 1965 PCGS SMS 66 Cameo |
$65 |
 |
 |
| 1967 PCGS SMS 66 Deep Cameo |
This SMS Nickel has so much frost it is getting
chilly in here! It is untoned with nicely reflective fields. Frostier than
many DCAM Proofs this is a very scarce nickel. $345 |
 |
 |
| 1967 PCGS SMS 66 Deep Cameo |
Similar to the coin above but with slightly less
frost. $290 |
Please ask for photo. |
|
| 1969-S PCGS PR 68 Deep Cameo |
This one is very frosty with super mirror like
fields. There are a few microscopic milk spots. The reverse is slightly
rotated. $65 |
 |
 |
| 1971-S PCGS PR 68 Deep Cameo |
Much, much more expensive the next grade up. $60 |
Please ask for photo. |
|
| 1972-S PCGS PR 68 Deep Cameo |
More expensive the next grade up. $30 |
Please ask for photo. |
|
| 1973 PCGS MS 65 Full Steps |
Decent coin with a touch of haze. Step count: 6-5-5-6. $25 |
 |
 |
| 1974-S PCGS PR 69 Deep Cameo |
$28 |
Please ask for photo. |
|
| 1975-S PCGS PR 69 Deep Cameo |
$23 |
 |
 |
| 1977-S PCGS PR 69 Deep Cameo |
$20 |
Please ask for photo. |
|
| 1978-S - 2006-S PCGS PR 69 DCAM |
I usually have most Jefferson Nickels in
PCGS PR 69 DCAM. Please ask me about which dates you want. Most dates $14 -
cheaper than certifying them yourself! |
|
|
| 1994-P PCGS SMS 69 Full Steps |
The 1994 Matte Finish nickel was only produced
for the limited edition Thomas Jefferson Coin and Currency set. This
example is very nice with no flaws I can see. The obverse is untoned. The
reverse has a touch of purple toning. This toning pattern is very typical of
coins that were left in the US Mint packaging for several years and suggests
the coin was never dipped. $105 |
 |
 |
| 1994-P PCGS SMS 69 Full Steps |
This example is very nice with no flaws I can
see. It has a subtle touch of reverse toning, obviously less than the coin
above. $95 |
Please ask for photo. |
|
| 2005 Superb Gem |
Westward Journey set. This set includes six
different nickels minted in 2005. It includes both a Buffalo and Ocean View
coin from each mint. The Philadelphia and Denver coins are minted with the
lovely satin finish while the San Francisco coins are deep cameo proofs. The
set comes in a nice cardboard box with Certificate of Authenticity. $19 |
 |
|
|
2007-P PCGS MS 68 FS | Superb Satin Finish coin. Satin Finish
coins are found exclusively in the Mint Sets. As is typical of satin finish
coins this example exhibits awesome cartwheel luster. $11 |
Please ask for photo. |
|
|
2007-D PCGS MS 68 FS | Superb Satin Finish coin. Satin Finish
coins are found exclusively in the Mint Sets. As is typical of satin finish
coins this example exhibits awesome cartwheel luster. $11 |
Please ask for photo. |
|
![[Company Logo Image]](CarlsCoins-Banner.jpg)
