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This error features a doubled image of Monticello on the reverse side, making it a sought-after collector's item.
Nickels from 1962 with full steps, indicating a well-struck coin, can fetch a handsome sum among collectors.
The 1964 Nickels with full steps and a satin finish are in high demand due to their unique combination.
This error occurs when the reverse design of a 1939 Nickel is accidentally struck with the 1940 design.
The 1953-S Nickels with full steps are known for their sharp strikes and can command a premium.
These coins exhibit a reverse design from 1938 instead of the correct 1940 version, making them valuable to collectors.
A rare variety, the 1942-D Nickel features a horizontal "D" mintmark over a regular "D."
The 1964 Special Mint Set Nickels with full steps are highly collectible due to their unique minting process.
In this variety, a "D" mintmark was mistakenly stamped over an "S" mintmark, making it a prized find.
The 1938-D Nickels with full steps are the most valuable in this list, showcasing exceptional detail and craftsmanship.