Nickels

The Shield Five Cent Series by Edward L. Fletcher, Jr. Published 1994.

This easy to use attribution guide contains a comprehensive listing of all known varieties from America's first 5 cent nickel series, including missing leaf varieties. Cuds, striking errors and counterfeits are also covered. 221 pages with hundreds of photographs.

The Shield Five Cent Series, Soft bound, ISBN 0-9642451-1-6. Regularly $39.95, Our Price: $32.95

A Guide Book of Shield and Liberty Head Nickels by Q. David Bowers. Published 2006 by Whitman Publishing.

Continuing Whitman Publishing's Official Red Book Series, author Q. David Bowers extends his typical style of detailed research and interesting historical background to these popular collector coins. Richly illustrated in full color, the book features photographs for every date in the two series, including enlargements of important overdates and other varieties.  Mintages, specifications, populations, past and current market values, and auction records add to the book's reference value.  279 pages.

A Guide Book of Shield and Liberty Head Nickels, Soft bound, ISBN 079481921-4. Regularly $19.95, Our Price: $15.95

Bill Van Note joins Kevin Flynn in this installment of the "Treasure Hunting" series. Sections on How Die Varieties are Made, Liberty Head Nickel Doubled Dies, Misplaced Dates and Repunched Dates and more than 390 photos of varieties in the series make attribution easier than ever before. Values are provided for each variety covered in this book. 130 pages.

Treasure Hunting Liberty Head Nickels, Spiral bound, ISBN 1-892706-16-4. Regularly $29.95, Our Price: $24.95

Million Dollar Nickels - Mysteries of the Illicit 1913 Liberty Head Nickels Revealed ... by Paul Montgomery, Mark Borckardt and Ray Knight. Published 2005.

This book tells one of the most intriguing stories in numismatics.  A 90 year mystery began with the clandestine creation of what became five of the world's most valuable coins (collectively worth over $12 million) and concluded with the discovery of one of them that had been missing for decades. 369 pages.

Million Dollar Nickels, Hard bound, ISBN 0-9742371-8-3. Regularly $26.95, Our Price: $21.95

The Authoritative Reference on Buffalo Nickels (2nd ed.) by John Wexler, Ron Pope and Kevin Flynn. Published 2007.

The primary focus of the first edition of this book was Buffalo nickel die varieties.  Many additional varieties are covered in the second edition, which also includes new chapters for "regular" business strike and proof issues that include vital information on rarity (including certified population reports) and striking characteristics. 320 pages.

The Authoritative Reference on Buffalo Nickels (2nd ed.), Soft bound, ISBN 978-1-933990-03-3. Regularly $35.95, Our Price: $28.95

The 3rd edition of this popular reference on one of America's favorite collector coin series includes updated values and the latest information on varieties.  Among the topics covered are the history of the design, models used, a brief biography of designer James Earle Fraser, how to collect the series, a fantastic photo gallery of errors, counterfeit and altered coins, grading, rarity estimates and proof coinage.  A date and mintmark analysis provides variety and rarity info, population report data, current and historical pricing in several grades, photographs and much more. 201 pages.

The Complete Guide to Buffalo Nickels (3rd ed.), Hard bound, ISBN 1-880731-71-1. Regularly $43.00, Our Price: $34.95

Treasure Hunting Buffalo Nickels by John A. Wexler, Ron Pope and Kevin Flynn. Published 1999.

With about 100 years of study on the series between them, the three authors have teamed up to bring you the best information available on Buffalo nickel varieties, with sections on doubled dies, over mintmarks and repunched mintmarks. Another section on How Die Varieties are Made explains and photographically illustrates the differences between the different types of die varieties found in the series. 136 pages with over 500 photographs.

Treasure Hunting Buffalo Nickels, Spiral bound, ISBN 1-892706-07-5. Regularly $33.95, Our Price: $26.95

A Guide Book of Buffalo and Jefferson Nickels by Q. David Bowers. Published 2007 by Whitman Publishing.

In the 8th volume of Whitman Publishing's Official Red Book Series, America's most popular nickels are presented with the author's usual insightful study, rich historical background and detailed data. Color photographs include enlargements for important overdates and other varieties.  Mintages, specifications, certified populations and market values are included for each date and mintmark.  The appendices cover error coins, pattern Buffalo nickels, and the chronology of the nickel five cent piece. 277 pages.

A Guide Book of Buffalo and Jefferson Nickels, Soft bound, ISBN 079482008-5. Regularly $19.95, Our Price: $15.95

Author Bernard Nagengast began collecting Jefferson nickels in the early 1970s, with a goal of assembling an uncirculated set of the highest possible quality. Some 23 years after publication of his original 3 part report on what he had learned about the series, the second edition brings this vital work on a popular collector coin up to date. Topics include history of the series, design modifications, characteristics, grading, availability, proof coins and major varieties. Particular attention is given to "full step" Jefferson nickels. 90 pages.

The Jefferson Nickel Analyst (2nd ed.), Soft bound, ISBN 0-9719899-0-7. Regularly $25.00, Our Price: $20.95

A complete guide to the strongest and most valuable doubled die Jefferson Nickels. All varieties are fully illustrated with photos of the doubling and the key die markers, as well as information on the values of the varieties. 260 pages.

The Best of the Jefferson Nickel Doubled Die Varieties (2nd ed.), Soft bound, ISBN 0-9679655-1-9. Regularly $38.95, Our Price: $31.95

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