1954 Jefferson S/?/? And Date Issue- Details Inside

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nismojones Valued Member United States 83 Posts	Posted 02/13/2011 9:06 pm 1954-S Jefferson nickel, does not exactly match up with the Coneca listings here- Or if it does maybe someone can clarify, http://www.conecaonline.org/content /jeffersonrpms19461984.html#_1954-S Full Obverse for reference: Date zoom: Different angle/lighting: Full Reverse for reference: First shot of MM: Second Angle: Third: Fourth, Raised something directly next to the building: Fifth, level and more zoom: There is a decent amount of buildup/residue/dirt in the area where it is making it confusing to tell. I searched and found the link above. Wish I could clean it but am afraid to honestly. Has someone here come across this type before? 4 Listed S/S variations and 1 S/D afaik. Thanks so much for looking guys, Always appreciated! Report this Post to the Staff

nismojones Valued Member United States 83 Posts	Posted 02/14/2011 11:25 am I'm Leaning towards Rotated DD, Look underneath the 'C' in AMERICA. You can clearly see the right leg of the 'R' traveling underneath, and the obvious marks where it struck on portions of the higher-raised letters. I will trace it later for easy clarification. BUT, I'm still having trouble making out what is underneath the S, a big blob, the rotated AMERICA would have stopped just short of the MM I think. Cliffs: Possibly not an RPM; Not exactly sure what though as there are other details underneath the MM, that are not MM related. And what is the effect of the planchet splitting inside the date called? It's about the same size/gap between the rim/ as the space where the designers initials would be if that helps for size reference. On second thought, a few more pictures on the way with some highlighted attributes to clarify what I mean. Thanks guys Edited by nismojones 02/14/2011 11:52 am Report this Post to the Staff
coop Bedrock of the Community United States 62064 Posts	Posted 02/14/2011 12:39 pm All I see is a lamination on the date or die crack, but I leaning toward a lamination on the obverse. Reverse nothing interesting from that I see. But I a Lincoln specialst. Report this Post to the Staff
nismojones Valued Member United States 83 Posts	Posted 02/14/2011 7:05 pm A little too late for me, Looks like mine is a Late die state, earlier version looks like this one here that just sold: http://cgi.ebay.com.sg/1954-S-Jeffe...330504777653 Referencing as much as I can with the sellers pictures, mine looks to be from the same die, his is just from an earlier date. He's claiming an S/S/S though. Oh and Thanks COOP, like I said always appreciated Report this Post to the Staff
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