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Poll: What Jefferson Nickel Obverse Design Is Your Favorite?

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After all these years, he remains handsome.
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I'm surprised at the popularity of the original Jefferson design.
It is currently holding 78% of the vote!
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#2 is my favorite artistically, but it isn't very practical - just a little wear or a few bumps and the eye appeal drops to zero. I loved them when they came out - a real breath of fresh air.

#3 is my least favorite of all permanent modern US designs. It just does nothing for me.

#1 is a classic, AND it stands up to decades worth of wear. I love the look of old veteran 1940s nickels that still show up from time to time in pocket change. Admittedly, I do agree that the classic higher relief was better than the newer iterations.
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I'm surprised at the popularity of the original Jefferson design.
It is currently holding 78% of the vote!
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#1...That's why they call it a classic design.

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1 for sure.
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#3 is the best because it shows more of Jefferson. It should be a deeper strike, though.
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It should be a deeper strike, though.
Should, but never will be. The super high mintages require low relief to increase speed and die life.
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