US Thomas Jefferson Nickle (5 Cent Coin) 1967 D Coin Excellent Condition Collectible Vintage Currency Coin

For the Thomas Jefferson Nickle 1964, this coin was the last year that the mint mark (D, P, S, W) was located on the reverse to the right of Monticello, the plantation of Thomas Jefferson (see circled pictures).

This coin also has the "full steps," abbreviated as FS which makes the coin worth significantly more. "Full Steps are the gold standard if you will. Much like Full Bands or Full Bell lines on some of the other coins. Full steps mean all 4 of the steps on the reverse are present and distinct."

1964 D Thomas Jefferson Nickels have been widely produced and the lower end versions of this coin are only worth the face value of 0.05 USD. When you start looking at perfect mint state versions of this coin with all five steps on the reverse of the Monticello the price rises steeply. There are instances of MS-65 Full 5 Step versions of the 1964 D Nickel selling for more than $500 at auction. These sales are of course few and far between, so a more reasonable expectation is somewhere around the $225 to $275 USD mark.

This coin is a Full Step D Coin in excellent condition as the hi-def close-up pictures show. I am selling it below evaluation and in Singapore dollars.

Price includes the Display Stand which acts as a protector.

US Thomas Jefferson Nickle (5 Cent Coin) 1967 D Coin Excellent Condition Collectible Vintage Currency Coin