Superior Galleries Orlando Elite Coin auction

1943-P Jefferson Nickel. Dazzling, toned lustrous surfaces are free from all but the most inconsequential blemishes. Superb! (#4018)<p><i&g...

1943-P Jefferson Nickel. Doubled die. Original toning; a jewel. (#4174)

1943-P Jefferson Nickel. Doubled die. Bold strike on both sides, not merely the steps on Monticello. Monticello means little mountain. The estate,

1943-P Jefferson Nickel. 3 over 2. A sparkling gem of the finest order. Intense cartwheel luster blends smoothly with pale silvery golden highlights o

1943-S Jefferson Nickel. A first-rate gem in this superb condition. (#84021)

1944-P Jefferson Nickel. The mint luster rolls around both sides with a pleasing cartwheel sheen, and none of the features reveal any bothersome distr

1944-D Jefferson Nickel. The strike on this issue is nearly always very sharp, and the present Gem is no exception with arching full steps leading up

1944-S Jefferson Nickel. Nicely toned. (#84024)

1946-D/D Jefferson Nickel. One rather noticeable nick on the cheek and a slight void in the planchet at the collar, but full steps on Monticello, whic

1947-D Jefferson Nickel. A beautifully toned original and extremely lustrous Gem that has superlative color and devices. (#4032)

1950 Jefferson Nickel. Attractively toned. (#84041)

1951 Jefferson Nickel. A few small marks; a lot of original color, and full steps on the reverse. (#84043)

1955 Jefferson Nickel. Well toned but somewhat marked on the face of Jefferson. Scarce when showing full steps. (#84056)

1956-D Jefferson Nickel. A solidly graded, high quality Gem, this coin displays impressive striking definition for a nickel from this branch mint. Thi

1961 Jefferson Nickel. Full swirling blue-toned mirrors on both sides. Virtual perfection in a Jefferson nickel. (#4193)<p><i>The Yellow...

1962 Jefferson Nickel. Sharp strikes are uncommon on the P-mint dates in the 1960s. One small toned area in the hair. (#84071)

1963 Jefferson Nickel. A soft impact was left by the recoil of the likely worn dies that struck this coin, and yet the steps on Monticello show comple

Lot of Three 1964 Jefferson Nickels PCGS PR68. Deeply toned and utterly gorgeous. (#4196)

1964 Jefferson Nickel. Another with very sharp detail. (#84075)

1964 Jefferson Nickel. A few little marks but generally well struck on both sides, which is unusual for 1964. (#84075)