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Lem E

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  1. It has quite a bit of history and general information in the first half of the book. There is also info for each year of coins from 38 to early 90s. It’s a good read for any nickel collector. I use the other book for more modern issues that are not in Nagengasts book. Here are a few examples from the book. I included the info for your 42D. Nice piece by the way.
  2. jeffersonnickel.org is a pretty good resource for general information. I would recommend these two books if you want to take a deeper dive.
  3. It’s not my coin but it is in a straight grade holder at a 66.
  4. I would say no. Nice enough piece for an album. What is the weight?
  5. Before you make your final decision on toning, might I suggest a little 5 cent thread in the US forum. You seem to like nickels so what’s it going to hurt to take a peek? If you don’t find something that happens to catch your eye in there then maybe toning isn’t for you. By the way, I agree that the coins above are no bueno.
  6. My newest add and a slight upgrade to the 43P slot in my main set.
  7. A toned coin is good when you find it attractive. If you like this one better than the current one in your Dansco then go ahead and swap it out. It is your collection. Do whatever makes you happy.