The (Extremely) Rare 1964-D Jefferson Nickel With An "O" Mint Mark

Smokeriderdon - You might still be able to retrieve the picture. Click on "Tools" at the top of this page. Next click on " ebay Tools" from the menu on the left side of the screen. Finally, click on "Get large listing image", it's about a third of the way down the menu. From there, follow the instructions to retrieve the picture from the auction.

If I'm not mistaken, this very clever device was invented by CCFs very own bobby1313 ( My memory isn't what it used to be, so I could be wrong about the attribution. If it wasn't bobby, my apologies ).

I've used this tool a couple of times and it usually works like a charm. Jack

gymcoachdon - You're right he is a class act, for sure. Apparently he has no capacity for shame. If you look up the word "SLIMEY" in the dictionary, you'll see his picture. I laughed too, but it's kind of a sad sorta laugh. Jack

With this seller, I would always wonder if this was a true overdate, or just a bit of PSD. There are other die markers for this to which you can compare to confirm this nickel's authenticity as the overdate.



Getting an example of the only Jefferson nickel overdate for under $15 would be pretty cool.

Today's value-packed offering. From the ebay Seller you know and trust, we submit for your consideration, a 1914 Barber quarter, RARE, PLANCHETTE ERROR!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1914-Barber...AOSwwPhWk~iX

This coin was struck on a planchette that was too thin . The thinness of the planchette has nothing to do with the fact that the coin has been circulating for 102 years . Instead, your trusted ebay Seller , has identified a new rarity that was struck on a "too thin planchette ." If you hurry, and lay down the paltry sum of $500, you can be the first on your block to own this sensation . Hurry, this key scarcity may not be offered for sale again in our lifetime! Jack

oriole - There must be some mistake. Our trusted ebay Seller lists this as a "first", a "new discovery." If it were common, he wouldn't be selling it for $500, would he? or, would he? (LOL) Jack

Omg look at this bargain http://www.ebay.com/itm/1939-D-Merc...4?nav=SEARCH

I can't believe nobody has noticed this amazing deal. Circular cracking of the planchet? Ive never seen such a geometric error before--it must be pretty rare. Post mint damage? I think not

Buckwill - Thank you for sharing that 19319-D, Mercury Dime. That's one that I need to complete my set! He's only asking $199 (of course there's the $2.45 in shipping charges).

I could sure use some advice about offering a "Make an Offer." I don't want to low ball it, and lose the deal. What to do, what to do? Jack