NGC Liberty nickel struck 40% off-center. A major off-center for a liberty nickel, and few are known struck this far off-center and also in this high of a grade. They are tough to find for sale.    NGC AU58 with luster present and just a hi…

ANACS 1941-S Jefferson nickel struck 10% off-center. Scarce date/mint for off-centers. MS62

NGC (1941-1945) Jefferson silver war nickel type-2 planchet, with laminations on the planchet. Silver war nickels are very common with laminations, which therefore makes laminations on an unstruck planchet understandable.  Silver war nickel...

PCGS 1983-P Jefferson nickel with strong clashed dies and also counter clashed dies. The coin has strong clashed dies, but also there is a counter clash. The counter clash occurred when, after the normal die clash occurred, the dies clashed a 2nd tim…

Split planchet after strike. The rough, split side is on the obverse. VF30

NGC 1907 liberty nickel broadstruck. The coin expanded in size due to having been struck out of collar.  G6

NGC Liberty nickel struck 40% off-center. The coin shows a lot of design and planchet, giving it excellent eye-appeal.   Major off-center v-nickels are very scarce, and this is a nice example, having just a small amount of wear, and with most of…

PCGS Jefferson nickel split die obverse and with a late-mid stage die cap strike obverse as well. Part of Monticello can be seen as well as other lettering on the obverse side.  MS62

PCGS 1987-D Jefferson nickel struck on a very underweight, rolled thin planchet. The coin weighs only 3.7 grams, far less than normal. AU50

NGC 1942-P silver war nickel rotated double-struck in-collar. The coin shows strong design detail of the obverse rotated about 150 degrees, and on the reverse, there is also strong design detail. Silver war nickel double-strikes are very scarce. Note…

NGC (1866-1867) with ray shield nickel double-struck with the 2nd strike 80% off-center and die struck on both sides. A nice double-struck shield nickel, with a good amount of design present on the 2nd strike.  Double-strikes are rare on shield.…

PCGS 1997-P Jefferson nickel with a Lincoln 1c planchet indented into the coin's reverse side.   The indent was caused by a Lincoln cent planchet which was fed into the press and struck while resting underneath this coin. The result is an indent…

1954 Jefferson nickel struck 10% off-center. Uncirculated with scratches on the obverse. 

ANACS 1982-P Jefferson nickel double-denomination struck on a Lincoln cent. It is struck on a Lincoln cent, with the coin having both the design of a cent and a nickel, with portions of the cent design visible under the nickel strike. Also, it is cop…

NGC 1972-S proof Jefferson nickel with a cud as the base of Jefferson's bust. The cud, also known as a "major die break", occurred when a piece of the die adjoining the coin's rim broke and fell away from the die.  Proof coins are generally rare…

NGC 1882 shield nickel struck 10% off-center. The coin is struck off-center at 1 o'clock.   Shield nickel off-center strikes are scarce, but much more so in mintstate grades. Most examples are well worn. This is a tough coin to find!   MS61…

This is an NGC 5 coin set of Jefferson nickel clips. The set represents 5 of the the clip types. Coins are shown below: 1966 Incomplete Clip MS62 1963 40% Curved Clip MS64 ND Elliptical Clip MS64 FS ND 40% Straight Clip MS64 FS 1941 20% Ragged Clip M…

PCGS 1916 buffalo nickel split planchet after strike. The coin was struck, then split in half after strike. The split side is on the coin's reverse, which is ideal. F12

NGC 1965 Jefferson nickel struck 50% off-center on a clad dime blank and also with a 1st strike full brockage. The coin can be dated because the "1965" date is fully visible on the "brockage side" of the coin.   A rare combo error!   MS61 w…