Description
This 1964-D Jefferson Nickel has been certified by PCGS as MS64, featuring a Major Mint Error with a striking 40% straight clip. Weighing in at 3.0 grams, this error coin presents a significant departure from standard Jefferson nickels, making it an excellent addition to any error coin collection or for collectors specializing in minting anomalies.
Grade and Variety:
• Year: 1964
• Mint: Denver (D)
• Type: Jefferson Nickel
• Grade: MS64 (Mint State 64) by PCGS
• Error: 40% Straight Clip, Weight: 3.0g
Historical Legacy:
The Jefferson Nickel series began in 1938, designed by Felix Schlag. This particular 1964-D issue represents the tail end of the silver era coinage before the mint switched to copper-nickel clad for most denominations. Mint error coins from this era are particularly interesting because of the variations in minting techniques.
Notable Attributes:
• 40% Straight Clip: A rare and prominent mint error that affects almost half of the coin, making this a striking example of U.S. Mint production mistakes.
• MS64 Grade: PCGS has certified this nickel as MS64, reflecting its well-preserved condition despite the mint error. Its surfaces are sharp, with minimal imperfections for the grade.
Authenticity:
This error coin has been graded and certified by PCGS, ensuring that it is authentic and has been professionally evaluated for its error and grade. The certification number is 47341850.
Collector’s Appeal:
Error coin collectors will find this 1964-D Jefferson Nickel especially desirable due to its large 40% straight clip and high MS64 grade. Error coins with this type of dramatic flaw are increasingly rare and sought after by both collectors and investors.
Future Potential:
Coins featuring major mint errors like this 40% straight clip often hold strong future potential. The combination of its rarity and its condition in MS64 increases its value as an investment over time, especially for numismatists interested in errors or Jefferson Nickel varieties.
Display and Preservation:
The coin is encapsulated in a PCGS holder, offering both protection and a clear view of the major mint error. The PCGS TrueView images allow collectors to appreciate the error in high definition, making this coin a centerpiece in any error coin display.
Don’t miss the opportunity to own this unique 1964-D Jefferson Nickel with a rare 40% straight clip error, graded MS64 by PCGS. Add this exceptional piece to your collection today!