LCS - Average Pickup Vs Cherry Picking / Variety Hunt Results

First run around capital holder looks like only the 1944-P no complaints there... I will check it again later just in case.

On to the basement slabbers..the sgs 1943-D does looks like a a uncirculated 1943-D WDDO-001 but it is not a ms70 no surprise there

the 1944-D is a dual variety woo hoo dont you just love basement slabs... 1944-D 5c WDDR-001 & 1944-D 5c WDDO-002. but it is not a ms70 ntill not surprised

1945-D is a DDR I can't match it up under usn scope will photos later

All basement slabs look ok


I will update pictures still looking through these...

1944-P Jefferson nickel in Capital Holder

1944-P WDDR-001

it is a "Best Of" Nickel Doubled Die Varieties

WOW I was missing this for my set and I heard its super dooper hard to find

http://www2.briansvarietycoins.com/...ngs/view/368

The die wear sure is hiding what was going on when the die was fresh. That is why I check for die state before buying a doubled die. Later die states could be reduced as much as 50% of value for them. While earlier die states add (+) to the value of a doubled die. Mid range about full value. So when searching for a coin to purchase, keep this in mind. Grading companies don't recognize that, just avid collectors look for this on coins they purchase to re-sell another time.

Fantastic group of goodies. It looks like you are having a treasure hunt.

1943-P 2x2

looks like a 1943-P WDDO-008 after I photographed front I realized the reverse should be an 1943-P 5c WDDR-007.

http://www2.briansvarietycoins.com/...ngs/view/438

this a nicer strike than the other ones I have wow

1943-P WDDO-008

Homemade Third Party Graded slabs
SGS slabs are not a real TPG - like made in the basement slabs

Smart. I see, thanks O-F.