2013-P Jefferson, New Trail Die

Thanks my friend.

Thanks my other friend.

Thanks John1, I have been very fortunate with Jefferson nickel Trail Dies. I have been so busy, I've been lucky to search one roll every 24 hrs., yet I have found around fifteen of them (including six or seven discoveries and six Majors). I have been very lucky indeed. Life is good and I'll ride that train as long as I can.

Thanks buddy.

Thanks BJ, I've been wondering the same thing. They obviously had a lot of trouble with their equipment and/or operators. I don't know how you do all you do, but your work and website is appreciated. I'll get these off to you shortly.

Nice one!!

I like the eye appeal on the right side of this one !

Congrats, I like the cello of Monticello

Cleatis87, a Trail Die is a coin that exhibits parallel "extensions" of devices. They are strongest at the devices and traiiil away to nothing. They were created on the die when it was being faced. The die moved horizontally against the hub. The fact that they fade farther from the devices is due to the movement occurring at the time of release.
O-F, Sudz, and Tommyjet, I like them too. They can be all over or strongest at one side. I attribute that to a slight tilt as it was being hubbed.
Glad you like the pics Tommyjet, I just use a cheap little Coolpix camera and a 60 watt light bulb. It's all about the direction the light comes from.