Thanks Ben that 1950 d was a year my friend controlled the price of for real. ZODY started the Coin Club in 1950. WCCC the Wayne County Coin Club. Come see use in April.
Spectacular! I have 'specialized' in Jeffs for 3 decades . . . you brought up all the reasons why they are soooooo collectible . . . .no real 'stoppers' . . . .several metals . . . . and ease of finding cool toners. Well done . . . Drunner
I think I seen a little gouge going through like maybe the top 2 steps in the middle of the nickle you were expecting the FS designation on. I thought it was FS's too till I seen the little mark going through where I'm talking about...
Really interesting to see a large batch of Jefferson nickels come back from grading, definitely something you don’t see everyday. Perhaps you missed full steps on a couple of those note because they weren’t fully struck up but because there were contact marks on the steps themselves 🤷🏻♂️
Back months ago, you and I had a conversation about 5 step vs 6 step or no steps, personally I believe that the 43P should have had full steps, but guess the two vertical hack marks was the reason for "no steps" . Guess I was extremely lucky in getting my 1940 graded by NCG as MS67 5 Full Steps. Thus my question on the ones that PCGS graded as having steps why there was no 5 or 6 step designation?
Hi, Ben. I like Jefferson nickels. Especially early proofs and silver issues. The 5 cent nickel is the only current coin with the same metallic composition as when it first came out in 1866. I'm surprised the Mint hasn't come up with a clad zinc 5 cent coin. *TYU*
Recently got into coins bc of a collection I inherited (typical story)…and I have to say, there’s just something about jefferson nickels. My fav. The design is simple but appealing.
Wow! Those are really really nice! Sometimes when I see coins like these i wish I would have gotten into numismatics a long time ago and maybe would have worked at a coin shop!
Great content!!! I am putting together a type set of nickels, my goal is to get PR70 and MS66 on all the coins. Obviously, the 1960 and below Proofs will not be available in the PR70. My big question is why are the 30's and 40's proof nickel more pricey? They are very low mintage!
I'm growing old and broke waiting for my PCGS submissions to come back. It's INSANE how long it's taking. I'm having to sell my coins I had planned on getting graded raw instead, just to hold me over until I can put my 1st batch on GC.
I just bid on a Jefferson nickel book. Witch I won for $ 155.00 I just looked through it by the way 38/ 2003 with proofs. I found 15 full steps nickels. And I filled out a PCGS Form .
The silver nickels are beautiful when they're in nice condition like those, but man they are just the ugliest thing when they're worn. That said those are quite pretty, especially the proof type 2. Thanks!
I recently cut up a 1970 US Mint Set and really liked the 1970 s Jefferson Nickle # 84085. Sent it into PCGS as a # 84085 looking for a fair grade. They claim its a Proof 1970 s.... #4202.... Are S mints cut form MInts set considered PR or MS.....?????Very Disappointed with PCGS.... Plus they had my coins for over 18 weeks......
@@TheCoinGeek Thanks! I tested this on a 1970 proof (since it's not worth much anyway) and it worked perfectly. 👍 I appreciate the expert advice. Your channel has been an enormous help to me.
Channeled your inner Billy Chrystal. That was well done man.
I like how you said "it helps the Al Gore rhythm. Lol. That was hilarious.
Thanks Ben that 1950 d was a year my friend controlled the price of for real. ZODY started the Coin Club in 1950. WCCC the Wayne County Coin Club. Come see use in April.
Spectacular! I have 'specialized' in Jeffs for 3 decades . . . you brought up all the reasons why they are soooooo collectible . . . .no real 'stoppers' . . . .several metals . . . . and ease of finding cool toners. Well done . . . Drunner
Thanks
Love nickels . I've been waiting 72 days so far for N G C .
I see thumbnail with slabbed nickles, i watch or vid. Very pretty selection. Ty for sharing.
Thanks for watching
I ended up buying both the type 1 and 2 1942 proof Nickels NGC PF65 after learning about them from you previous videos. Thanks for all the good info.
Awesome
Love nickels as well. Easiest coin to collect.
Indeed. War nickels are where I started with regards to certified coins.
Hi Ben,
Thanks for sharing 👍 great video😊
Beautiful nickels. They’re really fun to hunt bank rolls. You can occasionally find a nice mint state coin in a roll.
LOVE THE JEFF'S!!! ben collecting them for over 30 years... love all of the nickels series!
Some beautiful nickels. That 38D had a gorgeous sheen to it.
I got 12 slabbed Jefferson nickels, now I want more. 😆
You keep ‘‘em coming. Thanks for the time and effort. Much appreciated. Just saying. Mike
Thx for sharing 👍 great video
They save those high bones grades for family and friends.
BEST COIN CHANNEL ON TH-cam!
Dunno how you don't have more subs than some of the crap out there
Crap sells 💰
Love the 42 Type Jefferson proof. Such a rad one year type coin. I own one in my 20th century PCGS proof type set. Great stuff Ben!
16:21 "franfransisco"
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On that 43p you wanted FS in you can see @ 14:02 in video the bottom 2 steps touch!
I think I seen a little gouge going through like maybe the top 2 steps in the middle of the nickle you were expecting the FS designation on. I thought it was FS's too till I seen the little mark going through where I'm talking about...
Really interesting to see a large batch of Jefferson nickels come back from grading, definitely something you don’t see everyday.
Perhaps you missed full steps on a couple of those note because they weren’t fully struck up but because there were contact marks on the steps themselves 🤷🏻♂️
LOVE 42 nickels. Love 38-45 nickels
First 🤘🤘I like the older Jefferson nickels.The US Mint should be ashamed of the newer nickel obverse
Another great video, Ben!
Back months ago, you and I had a conversation about 5 step vs 6 step or no steps, personally I believe that the 43P should have had full steps, but guess the two vertical hack marks was the reason for "no steps" . Guess I was extremely lucky in getting my 1940 graded by NCG as MS67 5 Full Steps. Thus my question on the ones that PCGS graded as having steps why there was no 5 or 6 step designation?
Hi, Ben. I like Jefferson nickels. Especially early proofs and silver issues. The 5 cent nickel is the only current coin with the same metallic composition as when it first came out in 1866. I'm surprised the Mint hasn't come up with a clad zinc 5 cent coin. *TYU*
Recently got into coins bc of a collection I inherited (typical story)…and I have to say, there’s just something about jefferson nickels. My fav. The design is simple but appealing.
Wow! Those are really really nice! Sometimes when I see coins like these i wish I would have gotten into numismatics a long time ago and maybe would have worked at a coin shop!
Great content!!! I am putting together a type set of nickels, my goal is to get PR70 and MS66 on all the coins. Obviously, the 1960 and below Proofs will not be available in the PR70. My big question is why are the 30's and 40's proof nickel more pricey? They are very low mintage!
Nice. Type set choices....how about this one 1861 O seated half au-55 or 1861 seated half ms 64/65......Huge swings in price
Is it my imagination or do some of the nickels have rotations of obverse to reverse differences?
I didn’t notice it- but sometimes it is subtle
I'm growing old and broke waiting for my PCGS submissions to come back. It's INSANE how long it's taking. I'm having to sell my coins I had planned on getting graded raw instead, just to hold me over until I can put my 1st batch on GC.
I just bid on a Jefferson nickel book. Witch I won for $ 155.00 I just looked through it by the way 38/ 2003 with proofs. I found 15 full steps nickels. And I filled out a PCGS Form .
Jeff's are my thing (those and Ikes.) Those are some pretty coins. I can't imagine why that one didn't get FS. It sure looks to be FS.
Some MS66fs are much rarer than the ms67's. When you talk about pop repots which is the better grade?
Generally whichever highest graded FS is considered the toughest coin to get .
The silver nickels are beautiful when they're in nice condition like those, but man they are just the ugliest thing when they're worn. That said those are quite pretty, especially the proof type 2. Thanks!
You got some nice coins come back from grading
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I recently cut up a 1970 US Mint Set and really liked the 1970 s Jefferson Nickle # 84085. Sent it into PCGS as a # 84085 looking for a fair grade. They claim its a Proof 1970 s.... #4202.... Are S mints cut form MInts set considered PR or MS.....?????Very Disappointed with PCGS.... Plus they had my coins for over 18 weeks......
I have a 1941 D I found in pocket change
Is it safe to dip proof nickels? I always thought e*z*est was for silver only.
Don’t use ezest on copper- it can work on nickel without a reaction if it is a quick dip and rinsed properly
@@TheCoinGeek Thanks! I tested this on a 1970 proof (since it's not worth much anyway) and it worked perfectly. 👍 I appreciate the expert advice. Your channel has been an enormous help to me.
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No. It's full steps. A grader misstep!
🙄 rely on 3 sources of independent unrelated verification always and on all things 👍
Good advice
Nope we dont like nickels..... PLEASE BRING BACK LIGHT UP COINS!!!!!!
Now your talking
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Gloves. Any kind of gloves.
Gloves are for amateurs