Jefferson War Nickel
Jefferson Nickel: US Coin History & Facts
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1938 – JEFFERSON NICKEL ESTATE COLLECTION W/WAR 11 35% *SILVER* MONSTER TONED* $979.00 |
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1945-S *Silver* Jefferson Nickel ~World War II Issue ~Satiny Unc ~Free Shipping* $21.95 |
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Full Set BU Jefferson War Nickels Very Nice Set $17.38 |
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Three (3) Silver Jefferson Nickels 1943-P 1943-D 1943-S Circulated World War II $0.99 |
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★COMPLETE 11 COIN SET OF SILVER JEFFERSON WAR NICKELS★! JEFFERSON SILVER WAR SET $19.96 |
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SILVER JEFFERSON WAR NICKELS – SIX – ALL S.F. MINT $18.00 |
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1944 JEFFERSON NICKEL NGC MS66 – WAR NICKEL! $69.00 |
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Lot/23 U.S. Jefferson 1942-45 Silver War Nickels $35.00 |
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25- Jefferson Silver War Nickels. $0.99 |
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25- Jefferson Silver War Nickels. $0.99 |
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1943 War Time Silver Jefferson Silver Nickel $3.00 |
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1938 – 1964 PDS JEFFERSON NICKELS – 7 ALBUMS – FULL SETS WAR NICKELS- 442 COINS $239.00 |
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Huge Lot of 105 Jefferson Nickels Mixed dates of years before and after war $7.99 |
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1943 D JEFFERSON WAR NICKEL IN A VERY NICE CONDITION. $0.99 |
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133 -Jefferson Nickels ! 1939 to1959 mixed, pds, World war II 35% SILVER, LOT ! $140.00 |
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9 Silver 1943 P Jefferson Nickels Old US Money WWII Great Investment War Coins $12.50 |
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1942-1945 Jefferson War Nickels Total Of 55 Coins. 35% Silver. No Reserve! $16.10 |
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Roll of 40 Jefferson Silver War Nickels 2.25 Troy Oz. Silver 1942-1945 $0.99 |
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1942-S, 1943-P,1944-D, 1944-P, 1945-D, 1945-P Jefferson War Nickel lot $14.95 |
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1943-P, 1943-S, 1944-P, 1945-P, 1945-S Jefferson WAR Nickel lot $12.49 |
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1943-P Jefferson War Nickel NICE~~~~~~SHIPPING IS FREE $16.99 |
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1944-D Jefferson War Nickel NICER~~~~~FREE SHIPPING Denver Mint 5c Silver Coin $19.99 |
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JEFFERSON WAR NICKELS SET 11 IN ALL 42 TO 45 PDS $10.99 |
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1943-D JEFFERSON WAR 5c NICKEL GEM~~~~~~~~~NICE STEPS! $24.99 |
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1943-D Jefferson Nickel NGC MS67 SILVER WAR TIME BU GEMMMYYYYYYY! WOOHOOO $0.99 |
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1945-P Jefferson Nickel Anacs MS65 SILVER WAR TIME This thing is FRESHHHHHHHHH! $0.99 |
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1943-P Jefferson War Nickel SELECTED~~SHIPPING IS FREE $19.99 |
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JEFFERSON SILVER NICKELS WAR SET 11 COINS LOT $15.56 |
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(9) Jefferson Silver War Nickels 1942-1945 $2.30 |
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Complete Set of Silver Jefferson War Nickels–11 coins in all! $9.50 |
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Jefferson SILVER WAR Nickel Dramatic Lamination ERROR 1943-P US FREE SHIPPING $34.95 |
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25- Jefferson Silver War Nickels. $0.99 |
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25- Jefferson Silver War Nickels. $0.99 |
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1943 P JEFFERSON WAR NICKEL GEM BUNC SALE $11.95 |
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1943 D JEFFERSON WAR NICKEL GEM BUNC SALE $11.95 |
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13 Rolls Of Jefferson War Nickels 35% Silver 520 Coins No Reserve 3 DAYS ONLY!!! $34.00 |
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@@@ BLAZER! PASTEL TONED RAINBOW JEFFERSON WAR NICKEL 1945-D NGC MS65 $87.00 |
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15 Jefferson War Nickels 35% Silver $5.50 |
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LOT OF 47 JEFFERSON NICKELS WAR TIME 1942-1945 SILVER NR $33.77 |
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1943-D JEFFERSON “WAR NICKEL” , PCGS MS66 FULL STEPS. $29.95 |
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Jefferson $5.99 This famous biography has been in print for more than 40 years and stands as Jefferson’s life story. It traces his life from his childhood as the son of a Virginia planter to his years as a lawyer to the Revolutionary War and the early years of the Union.This famous biography has been in print for more than 40 years and stands as Jefferson’s life story. It traces his life from his childhood as the son of a Virginia planter to his years as a lawyer to the Revolutionary War and the early years of the Union. |
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Jefferson’s War (Unabridged) $11.69 Two centuries ago, without congressional or public debate, a president who is thought of today as peaceable, Thomas Jefferson, launched America’s first war on foreign soil, a war against terror…. |
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Jefferson’s War $16.95 A fascinating and readable story of how America fought and won its first war on terror – two centuries ago.” – Evan Thomas, author of JOHN PAUL JONES and assistant managing editor, NEWSWEEK |
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Thomas Jefferson $97.51 This first major study of Thomas Jefferson’s reputation in nearly fifty years is concerned with Jefferson and history—both as something Jefferson made and something that he sought to shape. Jefferson was acutely aware that he would be judged by posterity and he deliberately sought to influence history’s judgment of him. He did so, it argues, in order to promote his vision of a global republican future. It begins by situating Jefferson’s ideas about history within the context of eighteenth-century historical thought, and then considers the efforts Jefferson made to shape the way the history of his life and times would be written: through the careful preservation of his personal and public papers and his home, Monticello, near Charlottesville, Virginia. The second half of the book considers the results of Jefferson’s efforts to shape historical writing by examining the evolution of his reputation since the Second World War. Recent scholarship has examined Jefferson’s attitudes and actions with regard to Native Americans, African slaves, women and civil liberties and found him wanting. Jefferson has continued to be a controversial figure; DNA testing proving that he fathered children by his slave Sally Hemings being the most recent example, perhaps encapsulating this best of all. This is the first major study to examine the impact of the Hemings controversy on Jefferson’s reputation. |
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Jefferson Davis and the Civil War Era $24.95 In his masterpiece, Jefferson Davis, American, William J. Cooper, Jr., crafted a sweeping, definitive biography and established himself as the foremost scholar on the intriguing Confederate president. Cooper narrows his focus considerably in Jefferson Davis and the Civil War Era, training his expert eye specifically on Davis's participation in and influence on events central to the American Civil War. Nine self-contained essays address how Davis reacted to and dealt with a variety of issues that were key to the coming of the war, the war itself, or in memorializing the war, sharply illuminating Davis's role during those turbulent years. Cooper opens with an analysis of Davis as an antebellum politician, challenging the standard view of Davis as either a dogmatic priest of principle or an inept bureaucrat. Next, he looks closely at Davis's complex association with secession, which included, surprisingly, a profound devotion to the Union. Six studies explore Davis and the Confederate experience, with topics including states' rights, the politics of command and strategic decisions, Davis in the role of war leader, the war in the West, and the meaning of the war. The final essay compares and contrasts Davis's first inauguration in Montgomery, Alabama, in 1861 with a little-known dedication of a monument to Confederate soldiers in the same city twenty-five years later. In 1886, Davis—an old man of seventy-eight and in poor health—had himself become a living monument, Cooper explains, and was an essential element in the formation of the Lost Cause ideology. Cooper's succinct interpretations provide straightforward, compact, and deceptively deep new approaches to understanding Davis during the most critical time in his life. Certain to stimulate further thought and spark debate, Jefferson Davis and the Civil War Era offers rare insight into one of American history's most complicated and provocative figures. |
