Adios! Long Jeffs! Late-date Jefferson registry set for sale!

[Hoot]

 

Hi All – Well, I’ve pulled the plug. 

I’ve decided to change my collecting focus on late-date (post-1970)

Jefferson

nickels to strictly a subtype set.  Thus,

I’ve made some hard decisions and made a few meager selections for my “type

set” and I’m letting go of the rest!  So,

below you will find what I have for sale and my prices for each coin. 

I’ve tried to gauge my prices on the basis of auction trends, relative

rarity, and the quality of the coins themselves.

If you wish to see a photo of my coins, please visit my

Hoot’s Long Jeffs registry set (linked in my Signature line below) (which will

be going bye-bye after this sale).  Please 

read my description of any particular coin that you are considering. 

It will help you with a vision of the coin, perhaps more so than any

photo, as photos of coins of these late-date

Jefferson

nickels are very tough for me, especially those that are brilliant and very low

relief.  If you have questions, then

please ask.  My email is hoot@neptuneinc.org,

or you can PM me.

Shipping is $3.00, no matter what coin you may buy or how

many you may buy.  If you dislike the

coin when you get it, then I’ll be happy to refund your money. 

I don’t think you’ll be disappointed.

 

 

Hoot

 

 

Date

Cert #

Service

Grade

Steps

Price

1971-D

1835865-001

NGC

MS67

5 steps w/nicks

$40

Pure white, pebbly surfaces, very clean.

1973

90114538

PCGS

MS65

5FS (6-6-5-6)

$20

Very high end for grade. Pretty and mirror-like

fields.

1973-D

90080760

PCGS

MS65

5FS (6-5-5-5)

$25

Pure white and attractive. 

A few small nicks, commensurate with grade.

1975-D

21564015

PCGS

MS65

5FS (6-5-5-5)

$50

Very attractive and well struck. 

Only a single small nick on jaw keeps this one from a 66 grade. 

Basically white with only a hint of golden toning.

1976-D

90080764

PCGS

MS65

5FS (6-5-5-5)

$30

Satiny smooth and white, with just the hint of a

scuff in

Jefferson

’s hair.  High end for grade.

1977

2504387-002

NGC

MS67

5-4-4-5

$200

This 1977 is a pop 5 coin with NGC/0 finer, none

graded this high w/ PCGS.  Very

pretty – golden with blue highlights.

1978-D

21564016

PCGS

MS65

5FS (6-6-5-5)

$35

Light golden toning with a hint of pale blue at rims. 

Very pretty.

1979-D

21564017

PCGS

MS65

5FS (5-5-5-5)

$35

Bright white and overall very clean. 

Some small tics on 5^th step limit grade but not the

attribution of FS by PCGS.

1980-P

90055810

PCGS

MS66

5FS (5-5-5-5)

$600

Fabulous and rare coin. 

PCGS pop of 17/0 higher.  Crisp

obverse coupled with a bit of a pebbly reverse. 

Fetching coin that’s white with only a hint of gold.

1984-P

71524646

PCGS

MS66

5FS (6-6-5-5)

$90

A very attractive and lightly toned piece. 

Some emerging pebbling on the reverse and obverse rims.

1984-D

2502264-004

NGC

MS66

5FS (6-6-5-6)

$240

A rather stunning coin, with perfectly flat fields

and exquisite detail.  Exceptional

quality and a no-brainer 66.

1987-P

2027561-001

NGC

MS65

6FS (6-6-6-6)

$30

A tremendously pretty coin with highly reflective

surfaces that are beautifully, golden-toned. 

An unobtrusive mark in the field in front of

Jefferson

’s nose is grade-limiting.

1987-D

21761617

PCGS

MS66

5FS (6-6-5-6)

$125

Tremendous luster and bright white. 

Very attractive with just a hint of pebbling.

1988-P

2502198-005

NGC

MS64

6FS (6-6-6-6)

$20

A brilliant and proof-like piece with great details. 

A few stray marks limit the grade. 

Comes with former PCGS insert (MS64 FS also) # 90080779.

1989-P

2502264-003

NGC

MS66

6FS (6-6-6-6)

$70

Well-struck and brilliant with a hint of yellow

toning on the reverse.  Pop 6

with NGC/ 0 finer.

1989-D

2504385-004

NGC

MS64

5FS (6-6-5-6)

$15

A coin that I’ve long kept simply due to the pretty

toning.  Delicate blue with

orange and quite fetching.  Only

a tic on the 6^th step under pillar 3 limits this coin from 6FS.

 

 

[CarlWohlforth]

Adios! I never thought I would see the day. Best of luck to you!

[Hoot]

 

 

1992-P

2027561-003

NGC

MS65

6FS (6-6-6-6)

$35

An extraordinarily pretty coin with 

even golden toning over the obverse and just a hint of a developing

blue with russet toning on the reverse. 

An absolute perfect match to the 1993-D. 

Dead ringers for each other.

1993-D

2027561-005

NGC

MS66

6FS (6-6-6-6)

$25

See description of 1992-P, above. 

Slightly better surfaces confer the 66 grade.

1995-P

1832235-009

NGC

MS66

6FS (6-6-6-6)

$150

Brilliant and semi-prooflike. 

Very attractive.

1995-D

2504554-030

NGC

MS66

6FS (6-6-6-6)

$150

A perfect match for the ’95-P with only the

slightest hint of reverse rim toning.

1996-P

2502198-007

NGC

MS66

6FS (6-6-6-6)

$80

An absolutely lovely, mild-golden toned piece with

infusions of azure blue.  One

of the most attractive late-date Jeffersons I own. 

Once graded with PCGS as MS66FS, cert. # 90114541.

1996-D

2504385-005

NGC

MS66

6FS (6-6-6-6)

$80

Common as flies in the PCGS pop reports (5 and 6 FS),

but fairly uncommon with NGC 6FS, with only 6 graded at this level and 2

higher.  Very nice coin and a

perfect match for the ’96-P.

1997-P

1832235-012

NGC

MS66

6FS (6-6-6-6)

$225

An uncommonly well preserved piece and very

attractive with nearly satiny surfaces. 

NGC has only graded 4 with 1 higher at this level, while PCGS has

graded 27 with 1 higher.

1999-P

2502264-002

NGC

MS67

6FS (6-6-6-6)

$500

An amazingly uncommon piece, with 2/0 NGC and 9/0

PCGS.  A lovely coin with

brilliant white surfaces that are highly reflective.

2000-P

2504554-031

NGC

MS67

6FS (6-6-6-6)

$550

I’m always amazed at the rarity of such

well-preserved late-date Jefferson nickels. 

This piece is nothing short of stunning and resembles a satin

strike of 2005.  Populations

tell the story with 2/0 NGC, 7/0 PCGS.

2001-P

2026175-013

NGC

MS66

6FS (6-6-6-6)

$20

A very pretty and highly reflective piece that is

quite eye catching.  Common,

but pretty.

2001-D

2026175-012

NGC

MS65

6FS (6-6-6-6)

$15

This is a coin that I truly believe is undergraded. 

It’s a very fetching and highly reflective piece with a slight

hint of orange-gold toning.

2002-P

2502198-008

NGC

MS67

6FS (6-6-6-6)

$150

This coin is simply superb. 

It’s a pop 1/0 coin at NGC and a 48/0 at PCGS. 

I believe it’s a coin that’s under-rated for relative rarity

and the only coin with the 6FS designation at its grade level. 

Bright and highly relfective.

2002-D

2026175-014

NGC

MS65

6FS (6-6-6-6)

$45

A coin that pushes the upper end of the 65 grade. 

Superbly preserved and very appealing. 

Only a hint of golden toning infuses the rims.