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Jefferson Nickels - 1940

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Tested different lighting on the 1940-S let m know which is better

Also, there is an issue to spot :)




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You seem to have two 1940-D reverses here and no 1940 Philly reverse.
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Is that a rim to rim die crack on the 40S?
Lighting is too bright.
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You seem to have two 1940-D reverses here and no 1940 Philly reverse.


Yep, I just noticed myself while taking the shots


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Is that a rim to rim die crack on the 40S?


That is what it appears to be to me, I also just noticed that after taking the pictures
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You seem to have two 1940-D reverses here and no 1940 Philly reverse.


That's ok...you needed to replace that one anyways because of the carbon spot on the reverse

Nice set so far...

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