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    Jefferson Nickels Reverse of 38 vs Reverse of 40 

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    Published on 12-08-2011 12:44 PM  Number of Views: 1203 
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    In the early part of 1939, the mint changed the reverse design of the Jefferson Nickel by strengthening the steps of Monticello. As a result, the Jefferson Nickels generated from each mint (P-D-S) in 1939 produced examples with the original step design from 1938 and the new design, which was designated the Reverse of 1940. Identifying the differences between the Reverse of 1938 vs the Reverse of 1940 is a problematic for many Jefferson Nickel collectors. The purpose of this article is to both describe and show the key differences in the two reverse designs so that the readers can understand and correctly apply the knowledge in their pursuit of collecting 1939 Jefferson Nickels which as we will see, is more complicated than it appears.
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    Edwards Reohrs Collection of U.S. Regulated Gold 

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    Published on 06-09-2010 05:00 AM  Number of Views: 21961 
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    The Edward Roehrs Collection of U.S. Regulated Gold


    Heritage is proud to present the intriguing Edward Roehrs Collection of U.S. Regulated Gold, including 73 different examples, at the Official World Coin Auction of the Boston ANA World's Fair of Money, August 8-16, 2010.

    One of the most fascinating and important episodes in America's coinage history occurred in the early national period. Ephraim Brasher's "EB" counterstamp, so well known thanks to the famous Brasher doubloons, was part of a much wider process in Confederation-era New York. ...
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    The Morgan Dollar - Part III 

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    Published on 05-28-2010 12:23 PM  Number of Views: 25967 
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    Collecting Morgan Dollars

    My favorite part. The first step I believe anyone who's interested in collecting Morgan dollars should take is read. There are many great books on Morgan dollars out there, and reading them will give you a knowledge of the series, which is crucial when you're starting a collection.

    Some books I would strongly recommend are:
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    Lafayette Dollar 

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    Published on 05-14-2010 10:31 PM     Number of Views: 23853 
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    Lafayette Dollar - A Numismatic Treasure

    I have decided to honor the Lafayette Dollar and its historical pedigree ...
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    The Full Step (FS) Designation for Jefferson Nickels 

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    Published on 04-22-2010 05:00 AM     Number of Views: 23199 
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    What constitutes a Full Step Jefferson Nickel? This seems to be a very common question amongst collectors. And most who ask want photographs of the difference between FS and non FS Jefferson Nickels. Hopefully this thread will answer all of your questions relating to the full step designation and I will provide examples for 6FS, 5FS, and non FS with clear photographs. All of the photographs in this thread were taken by myself and are of coins presently in my collection.
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