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Sharp strike. The surface still shows some luster. Dark toning in much of the protected areas. The small stars variety is similar to the 1937-D three-leg buffalo nickel, where the die was ground down too much. In this case the obverse die got rusted and was gound down, making the stars very small.
Very attractive. Light golden tone.
Here is a beautiful gem without any specs or problems. Good mirrors. It is very high-end for the grade. Old green label holder from over 15 years ago.
A bold doubled die and the finest recorded at www.shieldnickels.net. Only two are recorded. The coin is fully struck, but there are a few strike-through areas.
A very dramatic doubled die. Lightly cleaned. Dies rotated as shown.
An outstanding coin with none graded higher in the CAM designation.
Full strike with very few marks. Light golden tone. An exceptional example pedigreed to the fabulous Dale Friend collection.
Full strike with a light tone. Very few marks. This is a very tough date and very few are graded higher.
Bright white with very few marks and wonderful luster. Old green-label holder from over 15 years ago.
90% RED. Very few marks. A few stains are present.
Fully struck with slightly worn dies. The coin is original which is very important for this very tough issue. There are vitually no marks on the coin.
This is a very tough date. There is lots of luster remaining. Original surfaces.
Original with golden tone. A scarer type in MS grades.
A very cool set with all the Wisconsin coins. All Gem.
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