1946 Jefferson Nickel MS64 PCGSThe 1946 Jefferson Nickel, graded MS64 by PCGS, is a well preserved early postwar issue with attractive luster and moderate contact marks typical for the grade. This Philadelphia Mint coin marks the return to the traditional nickel composition after the wartime silver alloy ended in 1945. Its a solid choice for collectors seeking an affordable, high quality example from the transitional period in U. S. coinage.

with the "PR69" designation indicating it is nearly flawless

The 1909 VDB Wheat Cent graded MS65 RD by ANACS is a vibrant

Despite these flaws

This well-preserved example captures the elegance of the iconic Liberty design during the World War II era

with a wreath of oak and laurel surrounding the reverse's denomination

and has slight wear on the details

The 1945-D Mercury Dime MS66FB

as it marks an important transition in U

The obverse shows an Infantry soldier giving commands for his fellow troop to follow him

with visible but faint details of Liberty’s head and the eagle on the reverse

The 1921-D Mercury Dime in VG (Very Good) condition shows moderate wear

With its MS64 grade