Santa Clara Elite Coin Auction

1937-D Buffalo Nickel. 3 legs. Toned warm russet brown and gray with muted luster, the dies which struck these 3-legged nickels were overworked and us

1939 Jefferson Nickel. Reverse of 1938. A blazing gem the features brilliant nickel-white iridescence. Superb! (#4003)

1939 Jefferson Nickel. Reverse of 1938. Another, this featuring deeper nickel gray with lovely sky blue sheen to it, and full strike on the steps of M

1939-S Jefferson Nickel. Reverse of 1940. A blazing gem of this second year of issue, and like the other 1939-S denominations this year, almost unavai

1939-S Jefferson Nickel. Reverse of 1940. A characteristic of the nice coins in this consignment is the fresh, uncleaned color, with its pleasing arra

1939-S Jefferson Nickel. Reverse of 1940. This well struck, toned specimen has five full steps and is also well struck on the other major devices. (#9

1940 Jefferson Nickel. Another outstanding Jefferson nickel, this piece especially flashy and brilliant. Superb. (#4007)

1943-P Jefferson Nickel. A coin with the grandest eye appeal of them all, lovely dusky gold toning creeps in from the rims on either side but is elbow

1943-D Jefferson Nickel. Incredible beauty and surface preservation in a silver Wartime five cent piece (one hesitates to call the 1942-45 dates &qu...

1943-S Jefferson Nickel. Gorgeous toning; equally superb surfaces for the issue. (#4021)

1945-P Jefferson Nickel. Another abjectly gorgeous gem of this silver wartime emergency coinage. Curiously, the major component of the alloy isn'...

1945-S Jefferson Nickel. Another with visually impacting luster, pale pastel toning, and rich display of originality. Just the ticket for a Registry s

1947 Jefferson Nickel. Highest graded and a superb one whose light toning captures the exiting luster flash but cannot really contain its exuberance.

1947-S Jefferson Nickel. Another, well struck and sparkling. (#84033)

1948 Jefferson Nickel. Pop: 1/0. Registry set collectors make note of the number graded this high. Lustrous in the extreme and a solid gem. (#84034)

1949-S Jefferson Nickel. Brilliant and dazzling. A full-steps Gem. (#84040)

1950 Jefferson Nickel. Utterly gorgeous surfaces and color, the shades deep indigo with blue. You won't want to take your eyes off of it! (#4182)

1950 Jefferson Nickel. It is exciting to see so many high-end full steps nickels of this popular series. This 1950 has delicate toning over very brill

1951 Jefferson Nickel. Superb fields and devices. (#4043)

1951-S Jefferson Nickel. Pop: 1/0. One of the most difficult dates to obtain with full steps, this 1951-S has delicate light gray toning. (#84045)