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052709029
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Jefferson Nickel 1945 P wartime 35 % silver
No reasonable offer refused.
Our fundraising needs also now include the replacement of our mission chapel in Pennsylvania, destroyed in a fire on Sept. 22, 2008. The press release is available for viewing in this store's 'links' section at the bottom of the store's home page. We are also seeking to fund the establishment of a new center of retreat and recovery for our disabled ministers, which will cost $3,300.00/month
Manufacturer: US
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102507011
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1906 Liberty Head V Nickel
Estate item being sold to raise funds for our senior pastor's eye surgery.
Manufacturer: US
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102507015
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1910 Liberty nickel
Estate item being sold to raise funds for our senior pastor's eye surgery.
Manufacturer: US
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Full Price: $3.12
35 % off!
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091408048
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Set of 4 U.S. Westward Series Nickels
2 2004 nickels and 2 2005 nickels.
Item being sold to raise funds for an insulin pump and other medical expenses and of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: UK
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022308001
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United States Wartime Silver Nickels 1942-1945
Securely encased in double sided plastic packet with brief history and specs on the front.
Item being sold to raise funds for our senior pastor's surgery.
Manufacturer: US
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022808002
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Liberty Head Nickel 1912 VG
Item being sold to raise funds for the surgery of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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022808006
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Liberty Head Nickel 1912
Item being sold to raise funds for the surgery of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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022908009
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Liberty Head Nickel 1908 G
Item being sold to raise funds for the surgery of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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022908010
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LIberty Head Nickel 1903
Item being sold to raise funds for the surgery of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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030108003
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World War II era Jefferson Nickel 1940 G
Item being sold to raise funds for the surgery of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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Full Price: $0.50
16 % off!
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030108004
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World War II era Jefferson Nickel 1940 G
Item being sold to raise funds for the surgery of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Condition: Used
Manufacturer: US
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030108005
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World War II era Jefferson Nickel 1941 F
Item being sold to raise funds for the surgery of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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Full Price: $0.50
16 % off!
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030108007
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Liberty Head Nickel 1900
Item being sold to raise funds for the surgery of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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030108008
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Liberty Head Nickel 1907 G
Item being sold to raise funds for the surgery of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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030108009
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Liberty Head Nickel 1911
Item being sold to raise funds for the surgery of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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Full Price: $3.00
15 % off!
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031208005
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Liberty Head Nickel 1897
Item being sold to raise funds for the surgery of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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031208006
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Liberty Head Nickel 1911
Item being sold to raise funds for the surgery of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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032608002
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2 Centuries of Liberty Head Nickels w Cert. of Auth.
Plastic encased coins 1898 and 1908 respectively in double sided display. Certificate of Authenicity on reverse side.
Item being sold to raise funds for the surgery of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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032608001
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United States Wartime Silver Nickels 1942-1945
Securely encased in double sided plastic packet with brief history and specs on the front.
Item being sold to raise funds for our senior pastor's surgery.
Manufacturer: US
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040408015
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Jefferson Nickel 1940-P VF
Item being sold to raise funds for the surgery of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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041408001
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Indian Head Buffalo Nickel 1929
Item being sold to raise funds for the surgery of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Condition: Used
Manufacturer: US
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041408003
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Jefferson Nickel 1939-P VF
Item being sold to raise funds for the surgery of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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041408004
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Jefferson Nickel 1940-P VF
Item being sold to raise funds for the surgery of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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041408005
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Jefferson Nickel 1940-P F
Item being sold to raise funds for the surgery of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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041408006
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Jefferson Nickel Wartime 1944-P silver
Item being sold to raise funds for the surgery of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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041408007
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Jefferson Nickel Wartime 1945-P silver
Item being sold to raise funds for the surgery of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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041408008
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Jefferson Nickel 1964-D UNC
Item being sold to raise funds for the surgery of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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041508008
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Jefferson Nickel wartime 1942-P
Item being sold to raise funds for the surgery of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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041708009
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Jefferson Nickel 1981 D MS
Item being sold to raise funds for the surgery of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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041708010
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Liberty Head V Nickel 1897
Item being sold to raise funds for the surgery of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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041808011
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Liberty Head V Nickel 1901
Item being sold to raise funds for the surgery of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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041808012
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Liberty Head V Nickel 1911
Item being sold to raise funds for the surgery of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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052308002
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Jefferson Nickel 1944 D wartime 35% silver.
Item being sold to raise funds for the medical expenses of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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052308007
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Jefferson Nickel 1943 S wartime 35 % silver.
Item being sold to raise funds for the medical expenses of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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110808014
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Jefferson Nickel 1971-S PR68CAM PCGS certified.
No reasonable offer refused.
Item being sold to raise funds for an insulin pump and other medical expenses and of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Our fundraising needs also now include the replacement of our mission chapel in Pennsylvania, destroyed in a fire on Sept. 22, 2008. The press release is available for viewing in this store's 'links' section at the bottom of the store's home page.
Condition: Used
Manufacturer: US
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052708004
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Item being sold to raise funds for the medical expenses of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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052708009
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Shield Nickel 1868 without rays.
"During the Civil War, gold and silver coinage was hoarded in large quantities. Since all coinage of that era except the cent contained precious metals, this resulted in a shortage of small change, which in turn led to the creation of fractional currency. These low-value paper notes ("shinplasters") were widely disliked, since some merchants refused to accept them and they wore out extremely quickly. Consequently, in 1865, Mint Director James Pollock officially endorsed the creation of a nickel five-cent piece to replace the hated fractional notes. The Mint's chief engraver, James B. Longacre, created a design based on his previous two-cent piece, with a shield as the main obverse motif. On May 16, 1866, legislation enabling the new coin was enacted, and Shield nickels began to be struck that year.
Since nickel is an extremely hard and brittle metal, it was difficult for the Mint to strike, even in the 25% nickel, 75% copper alloy used for this coin. In fact, it had recently been abandoned for use in the cent for that reason, where it was replaced with a bronze alloy much easier to work with. Its use in coinage was chiefly due to the political influence of nickel magnate Joseph Wharton. The coin's original reverse design had a circle of 13 stars, with rays between each pair of stars. These were removed one year later. Apparently, some individuals complained that the reverse design too closely resembled that of the Confederate flag. Moreover, the high-relief rays exacerbated the coin's inherent striking difficulties. Even when the rays were removed, however, the coins continued to be weakly struck, and the striking dies broke repeatedly.
The Shield nickel was quite effective in replacing the half dime, as its base metal composition discouraged hoarding and caused it to circulate very widely. The half dime was thus discontinued in 1873. When Charles E. Barber became the new Chief Engraver, he set about placing his own designs on U.S. coinage, and the Shield nickel was replaced with Barber's Liberty Head nickel in 1883."
Item being sold to raise funds for the medical expenses of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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052708010
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U.S. Shield Nickel 1873
"During the Civil War, gold and silver coinage was hoarded in large quantities. Since all coinage of that era except the cent contained precious metals, this resulted in a shortage of small change, which in turn led to the creation of fractional currency. These low-value paper notes ("shinplasters") were widely disliked, since some merchants refused to accept them and they wore out extremely quickly. Consequently, in 1865, Mint Director James Pollock officially endorsed the creation of a nickel five-cent piece to replace the hated fractional notes. The Mint's chief engraver, James B. Longacre, created a design based on his previous two-cent piece, with a shield as the main obverse motif. On May 16, 1866, legislation enabling the new coin was enacted, and Shield nickels began to be struck that year.
Since nickel is an extremely hard and brittle metal, it was difficult for the Mint to strike, even in the 25% nickel, 75% copper alloy used for this coin. In fact, it had recently been abandoned for use in the cent for that reason, where it was replaced with a bronze alloy much easier to work with. Its use in coinage was chiefly due to the political influence of nickel magnate Joseph Wharton. The coin's original reverse design had a circle of 13 stars, with rays between each pair of stars. These were removed one year later. Apparently, some individuals complained that the reverse design too closely resembled that of the Confederate flag. Moreover, the high-relief rays exacerbated the coin's inherent striking difficulties. Even when the rays were removed, however, the coins continued to be weakly struck, and the striking dies broke repeatedly.
The Shield nickel was quite effective in replacing the half dime, as its base metal composition discouraged hoarding and caused it to circulate very widely. The half dime was thus discontinued in 1873. When Charles E. Barber became the new Chief Engraver, he set about placing his own designs on U.S. coinage, and the Shield nickel was replaced with Barber's Liberty Head nickel in 1883."
Item being sold to raise funds for the medical expenses of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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080108014
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Jefferson Nickel wartime 1942 P 35% silver.
Item being sold to raise funds for an insulin pump and other medical expenses and of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Condition: Used
Manufacturer: US
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080108015
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Jefferson Nickel wartime 1945 P 35% silver.
Item being sold to raise funds for an insulin pump and other medical expenses and of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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080108016
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Jefferson Nickel wartime 1945 S 35% silver.
Item being sold to raise funds for an insulin pump and other medical expenses and of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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082608016
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Jefferson Nickel 1941 F
Item being sold to raise funds for an insulin pump and other medical expenses and of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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091408043
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Jefferson Nickel 1981 P UNC
Item being sold to raise funds for an insulin pump and other medical expenses and of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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091408044
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Jefferson Nickel 1981 D, B Unc
Item being sold to raise funds for an insulin pump and other medical expenses and of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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032608012
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Liberty Head Nickel 1912 F
Item being sold to raise funds for the surgery of our senior pastor who is suffering diabetic blindness in his left eye.
Manufacturer: US
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