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FREE: $2 Sealed UNC Jefferson Nickels Roll

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The listing, $2 Sealed UNC Jefferson Nickels Roll has ended.

*** ESTATE SALE AUCTION ***

You'll get the actual item: the date is not visible.

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Questions & Comments

is the back of the coins visible??? are they the newer nickels (westward expansion) or older just the Monticello???

Aug 14th, 2014 at 1:30:01 PM PDT by

There are two faces on the two backs of the roll: it could be the classic Monticello or the 2004 Westward issue.
Impossible to say without opening the package.

Aug 17th, 2014 at 4:26:47 AM PDT by

Actually the classic Monticello and the westward way are completely and noticeably different on the front and back of the coin. You should be able to tell what the ends are just by looking at them. Think this one may be a scam guys. Better just go buy a roll from the bank.

Aug 21st, 2014 at 10:16:48 AM PDT by

Maybe you don't know US coins, man...
The reverse of the classic nickel and first issue of the Westward (2004) is the same: the same portrait and a different obverse (Monticello and L&C ship).
Then, from the 2005 Westward issue the portrait will change.
The auctioning nickels have two portraits of first type (classic and 2004 Westward) depicted on the two backs of the rolls with no visible date: it's impossible to say which issue is.
I also can't take a photo of them because I'm out the town.

Aug 22nd, 2014 at 1:06:05 AM PDT by

Maybe you think people are idiots, man......If it is the face of the coin showing you should easily be able to see the date in the roll smart guy. All you have to do is move the paper a little. Don't get upset because you got caught trying to scam people. I know my US coins well enough I can tell the difference between nickels. I mean even the composition is different. 2000 nickels have a stronger more detailed strike than classic Jefferson nickels. I also find it rather odd that you just happen to be out of town and can't provide more pictures. SCAMMER!

Aug 22nd, 2014 at 8:42:30 AM PDT by

$2 Sealed UNC Jefferson Nickels Roll is in the Collectibles | Coins category