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  • 1938 Jefferson nickel

    Hi everybody I'm Jim this is my first post of a coin. Was image.jpg image.jpg image.jpg there any errors in the 1938 Jefferson nickel. Just came out of change from a grocery store and I know it was the first year of Jefferson Nickels. it replaced the Buffalo nickel . Thank you and I look forward of many more posts
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    Errors and varieties are two different things. Varieties are doubled dies, re punched mint marks, over mint marks re punched dates and overdates. Errors are just about everything else.

    I typically don't answer these type of emails, since someone just slaps a coin down and wants some one else to figure it out for them. I know you have not had many posts in here, but I had to point that out. I like helping people who like to help themselves.
    I will help a little. One place you can look for varieties is at

    http://varietyvista.com. it's a pretty easy place to navigate.

    The other is Brian's varieties. He has photos of varieties for sale as well as listing for a lot of coins, to include nickels....

    https://www2.briansvarietycoins.com/listings

    One last piece if advice. When a photo shows a doubled die, and the photos show select areas to concentrate on, know that these working dies with a doubled die are pressed into a steel die, so the areas of doubling will not move locations...
    Gary Kozera
    Website: https://MintErrors.org

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      Thank you kind sir I'm just getting back in the loop after a while of being absent looking forward to learning more

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