NGC MS-65 FS 1943-D Jefferson Nickel

Description

Bright and lustrous.

Buyer's Premium

20%

NGC MS-65 FS 1943-D Jefferson Nickel

Lot 0237

Estimate $20-$25

Oct 20, 2026, 8:18 PM EDT

Current Bid (4 bids)

Secure

$19

Online Rare Coin & Currency Auction #129

Oct 7, 2026, 3:00 PM EDT

Milford, NH, United States

ANACS MS-66 1953-D/D Inverted D Nickel: RPM-1. FS-501. A premium gem example of this seldom seen re-punched mint mark variety. Has a current Grey Sheet bid of $650.

ANACS MS-66 1953-D/D Inverted D Nickel

$230

NGC Fine-12 1830 Half Dime: Deep steel-gray surfaces devoid of marks of any matter.

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NGC EF-45 1838 Small Stars Half Dime: Deep silvery gray surfaces with no marks of consequence. Tiny and spindly six-pointed stars, die crack from rim through star 13.

NGC EF-45 1838 Small Stars Half Dime

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EF 1857 Half Dime: Sharp and lustrous with a golden glow at the rims.

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AG-3+ 1885 Liberty Nickel: Evenly worn but not notably marked.

AG-3+ 1885 Liberty Nickel

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AG to Good Details 1885 Liberty Nickel: Scattered but small reverse marks.

AG to Good Details 1885 Liberty Nickel

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PCGS Proof-67 CAC 1886 Liberty Nickel: Intensely lustrous pale golden surfaces. Absolutely mark-free and worthy of an even finer grade to our eyes. Undeniably scarce as a circulation strike; this date is most often found in Proof in

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$1,075

MS-63 Toned 1911 Liberty Nickel: Satiny with pale golden toning and lively supportive luster.

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$72

Fine-12 Details 1913-D T II Buffalo Nickel: Cleaned long ago but to no great detriment. Scarce in all grades.

Fine-12 Details 1913-D T II Buffalo Nickel

$31

PCGS AU-55 1913-D TII Buffalo Nickel: A choice original example with ample mint luster.

PCGS AU-55 1913-D TII Buffalo Nickel

$155

PCGS AU-55 1913-S TII Buffalo Nickel: An original example of this key issue. Equal to many AU-58's you will see.

PCGS AU-55 1913-S TII Buffalo Nickel

$525

EF-40 1919-D Buffalo Nickel: Attractive golden-gray throughout with bold features and mark-free surfaces. Scarce in higher grades.

EF-40 1919-D Buffalo Nickel

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EF-40 1920-S Buffalo Nickel: Lively pale golden-gray surfaces enjoy a mark-free appearance and devices that are spot-on for the grade.

EF-40 1920-S Buffalo Nickel

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VF-20 1926-S Buffalo Nickel: Pleasing mark-free silvery gray surfaces. A popular low-mintage date.

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VF-20 1924-D Buffalo Nickel: Attractive silver-gray with a whisper of golden toning throughout. Mark-free despite its prolonged stay in circulation.

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Original Hobo Nickel: Date worn, Type II reverse. Derby and hat band, beard, collar, and well-formed ear. Nice. From the "original" era of Hobo nickel carving, at least in our opinion.

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Later Day Hobo Nickel Pair: Both dateless, both Type II reverse. Includes: A rickshaw driver; and a Dick Tracy lookalike, Denver Mint issue. We feel these were produced sometime after the "golden age" (1920-1950) of the

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$24

PCGS MS-66 1936 Buffalo Nickel: Flashy and lustrous with a pale golden sheen.

PCGS MS-66 1936 Buffalo Nickel

$3

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