The "Black Beauty" Jefferson Nickel Is An Error You Should Look For In Change!
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- Опубликовано: 30 янв 2019
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OK I've looked at all the comments. Not one has said "Woah! Black Beauty Bam-a-lam" Thank you BlueRidge for the info.
Black Betty
that would be considered by most of these people as racist...you know this political correctness BS
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Your right I've been looking for a video on this kind of nickel since I began collecting. Thanks B.R.!!!
I found a copper looking dark nickel yesterday from the Wal-Mart I cleaned and it looked like this same nickel
Finally!!!!! I've been trying to get someone to do a vid on this FOREVER!!!! Thank you so much...keep doing what you do!!!!
There is no rule against making one for us to watch, unless you are a loser like me that has no video camera at all.
I was just talking about this I have a 1959 black beauty that has D mint mark on the reverse of the coin can I post a pick of it on hetr
Yaaaaaay!
FINALLY a video from you I found totally perfect!!
I can't stop watching your broadcasts.... but I swear I want to scream sometimes.
You're obviously educated and humble and offer so much with your free submissions. And then there's the amount of time you put in!!
But man!! Some of us out here are educated, too. And when it takes 20 minutes to find out i didn't learn anything.... OMG!!!
I know you can't please everybody, and I'm not asking you to change for me.
Mostly I just want to say:
Quality all the way on this one!!
Educational AND succinct. A true gem!
No more mumbling, "yeah I watch Blue Ridge..." like I'm embarrassed!
Now I'll be all "Did you check out his black beauty broadcast?"
"You think black beauties are only found on Etsy?"
"Check out my boy Sean over here. He'll get you straightened out..."
NAILED IT!!!
And you offered something nobody else did.
Exceptional man. Exceptional.
Thank you. I REALLY desired something like this from you.
Found a 1959 Black Beauty today, 5/4/2023! Your video was most helpful as I had no idea. THX!
Also as a person that has made wire from precious metals most have never heard of, a lot of times depending on the process a liquid graphite Lubricant is used (and its jet black) to reduce a peice of metal , say from 12mm down to 10mm , its basically reapplied every 2mm reduction as well. The reason for the Black beauties could be caused by the graphite lube not being properly cleaned off. If left on before the annealing process it will bake in to the surface. Hope this helped .
My name is Mickey, I have a 1963 black beauty jefferson nickel, you say that this only a 1950s occurrence, but I have two black beauty's , will have to dig other one out, and check other one. Is it possible I my have a one of a kind, will send pic to you
Believe it or not I have a 1966 Black Beauty Quarter in my collection. I love it
Ahhh yes the elusive black beauty that still eludes me to this day lol. I believe you're right being the 1rst to cover this coin. Have watched MANY various videos but do not recall anyone talking about them. Thank you for another informative video.
The Green Hornets car was called The Black Beauty!!
Thank you so much for the tip it’s very much appreciated more than I can express.
Wow, I have a few of those. I’m new to this and was wondering as of why they looked different
Love that new introduction❣️Very interesting BlueRidgeSilverhound! My first thought- l really like the (Black Beauty Nickel)! WOW!💕 Thinking back searching, I don’t believe I ever came across one of those nickels.Thank you🎈for this incredible information.🎈💕🎈🎈👍👍 ♈️
I like the fact that you are passionate about coins. I have learned a lot from the content you produce. I made my livelihood working with metals and metallurgy is an important concept someone working with metals relies on consistently. All atoms are moving all the time. Annealing unlike welding doesn't completely break the metal down to its molten state like a weld puddle rather it is maintaining a specified temperature for a specified time and allowing the atoms to slowly return under controlled conditions to its normal state. I have a nickle that appears like half of it has been hot and the rest remained cool. The only possible way to achieve the effect on it in my learned opinion would be that part of it was exposed to heat while the rest of it remained in water thus the half gold tint half nickle color it displays. No I haven't had it graded lol its just a nickle I'm keeping only because it is different.
Thanks Bud for putting your knowledge out there on the coins.
Thanks BlueRidge👍🏻 Not sure if I have ever ran across one yet, I might have and not know it😊 Thanks good Sir for the education💥💥
I have a 41
I’ve always wondered what exactly made it a legit Black Beauty and now I know. Thank u for the video! 👍
I have 1985 one that fit your discription perfectly front is good back is chipping is it worth anything
Nice to know I'll be searching through my nickels again !!! Thanks for the update !!
Oh my gosh, i had a coin I found outside my house looked exactly like it. Thought it was darken by the ground. Got desperate and used it.!!! Great video. 👍👍👍👍👍
They going for $100.00 on ebay! Put sum more out their!
Shaun I found this interesting 2019 nickel inside a brand new box of rolls from the bank. It’s dark all throughout the coin
Black Betty was a coin, bam-a-lam, the damn thing sold wild, bam-a-lam
I think I have a couple of these stashed away because I didn't know what they were...so now I know all thanks to Blue Ridge Silver Hound! Thanks this good news for a whole lot of collectors.
God bless,
Louis
This is the best explanation I have seen describing this variety. Thank You!!!
Thanks man! I was wondering why one of my 1959 p nickels looked significantly darker and had more of a gunmetal color than the rest, really helped me out!
Exactly... First thing I thought when I looked at mine. ✌
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Shaun, I have and found in pocket change what I thought was a Black Beauty until you described the pitting. It is a 1983 P, has the P mint Mark. The pitting is only on the reverse, while the Obverse seems to maintain its luster & shine. Thank you my Brotha for the keen knowledge & as you know knowledge is power! Thank you for the Power Man!
I think that's one of the best sayings knowledge is power... Like when people tell me that's a stupid question... Maybe stupid to one person but if I don't know the answer it's not stupid to me it would be stupid to make a mistake for not asking... Good luck in your change search I hope you come across the Real McCoy next time
I have been asking about Black Beauties in Nickels and quarters. You are the first to address it. Thank you! I have a lot of them.
Thank you for being so thorough. I've learned a lot from watching your show.
I did a video on the Black beauty I found before this video came out?!?!?!?!?!?!!!!! Love your videos keep up all the good work bro man thanks for all you do
I have a 1989 full steps black beauty that is awesome.
That’s what I found
Woah! I recently acquire one of these black beauty.. mine is 1967.. I was wondering why my coin was looking like this.. I though it was strange and I kept wondering why my coin had that appearance.. I though perhaps it fell in some kind of red/brown pain.. but it looked normal front and back.. that's the reason why I came here to search and bumped into this black beauty.. I'm glad I bumped into this video.. it shortened my search.. thank you for sharing I appreciate you.
By any chance did you get it sold?
I've been an error fan for many years and never heard of this one - thanks for sharing my friend !!
I just bought a 59 p Black Beauty from Robert Larson a couple of months ago. It is in Gem condition. I love it and its a great addition to my collection. Great Video... Thanks
I have a 53 no mint mark black beauty if you need for your collection.
So basically, it's a "toasted" coin lol
I spotted one in my 64-p proof set looks crazy, intact.. maybe get it graded?
Hey i also got a 64 nickel might be a black beauty looks just like one can you let me know if its valuable thanks.
Thank You. I have a interesting one i just gotten Yesterday. I happen to still have it. Your Video's are always appreciated. I enjoy the knowledge You share. I appreciate You taking Time out for Your Channel.
I just found a 1960 nmmk black beauty nickel , uniformly black both obv and rev. Mottos, legends, date, all lettering are almost perfect. I didn't see any scratches. What surprised me the most is the Full Steps. And this coin came from a roll of nickels from Loomis.
Thank you Blueridge! I pretty much figured out the war time nickle I have is not a black beauty, however... it made me look through my stash and I found a '78 and a '71 that appear black, a '72 that was brown, an '84 that appears brown on the rear, and several transition nickles I think. I just came back to listen again to check on those. Anyway, THANK YOU!!!
I just found a 1971 myself so a little curious, it almost looks like a penny but its a nickel
I have a nickel and a dime that looks like a brown penny both 80’s I believe I will have to look but curious what type of error they are
I just found a 72 brown nickle
Unless struck on a one cent planchet or are missing the clad layer all of those brown examples are more than likely environmental damaged coins
Just tell us how much they're worth
Thanks for the info, I am a member of several coin clubs. I took it to a meeting and showed it to only one member. Will probably show to all in the clubs with a short presentation on the history of coin, thanks again.
I have one, and I have two quarters they are a beauty, my uncle use to be a change collector but he pass away in AUGUST 2018😢😢 and I was his favorite niece I use to visit him and I had to take care of everything it was so hard. I will keep them for ever. I don't even know if they are worth any money but I don't care he has a lot of other coins & have a lot of value but for me they will be memories & thats it. They are so BEAUTIFUL & smooth you can tell if is a damaged coin or if is the black beauty my uncle teach me.
I have a black 1945-P penny in good shape. I cannot find any info on the internet to see what it is worth. Since a lot of other people also have black pennies it would be nice to see a full article about all of them.
it's black because it's a steel penny.
Hey there, Blue Ridge! TY for the vid! Just a quick question for you: I have a 1964 nickel with the same characteristics as the always mentioned 1958-1959 B.B.s, but have never had confirmation that it is or isn't possible for a 1964 nickel to be a B.B.(??). As always, thank you for the excellent info you bring to us daily. I have learned so much and am finally putting together my first bunch of coins to send in for grading! F I N A L L Y !! Have a great day!
I got one too, from a 1964 proof set.
BlueRidgeSilverhound, thanks for highlighting the Black Beauty. I found one recently and couldn't figure it out. It has high sheen and in great condition! Thanks.
I have a black beauty nickel
Thank you for the video! I found a black beauty coin roll hunting last year
I've had several of those I just thought they were stained or something.
You are the first to really explain what it is, I've heard i found a black beauty but thought it was just dirty. Thanks blue. Your my guy, I'm loyal. No disrespect to the other guys, there good in there own way, but it was the voice that did it for me and you just being you. Because of you, I don't give out change before Iook at them. Just thinking all the coins I ve dumped without looking makes. Me wanna squeeze my nuts. Lol
I recently discovered a 1959 Black Beauty in a change jar. Must have JUST found it's way there from a collection, bc it's in gorgeous shape. Nice luster and one scratch separating only one step.
I have a 1964 nickel i believe its a black beauty in excellent condition looks just like the 1958 black beauty your displaying.
Was looking if anyone mentioned a 64! Found a very pretty purple / dark gray/ with bronze shimmers in the bay today. 😊
I came across a 1975, Jefferson...black in color, try wiping down but always stays the same...other than that, I know nothing about it..
I have a 1943 wartime P nickle that looks like the black beauty. Could that be? Just my luck, it is probably just dirty.
I also have a war nickle that is black like this. I would like to know too.💱
No the weird composition of the metals made most of them turn very dark and ugly
There is a mint error that year where the nickels were stamped with copper instead of silver.
Bubba, I've got these from 1941-42-43-45-58-64 so forth and so on, i have these with "S" "D" "P" none war nickels, and War nickels. Some have more righting and numbers then a new York city phone book, $8.00
$2.50 .....i started Collectin them back in the 1970's LOL". I've got a 1945 +43 "P" war nickels that are like this.
And nope" not silver, not positive of the metal with those two, but that don't matter to me, their cool whatever the construck metal maybe LOL"
Thanks for sharing the cool video, and a great one bro.
I found a ‘57, 13 February this year. My first “found” error coin! I owe it all to you, I’d never have know it if I hadn’t watched this video. Nowhere near “ms” but special to me all the same!
How much you sold it for?
The nickels are not laminated !!!! They are an alloy in which the the metals are melted together NOT laminated !!!
Homogeneous metals can have delamination errors. When the strips are rolled out they can have pieces start to flake off, which can be seen on the finished coins.
Do dime come like that
Slim Neely they sure do I have one too and a quarter . I even seen a silver dollar perfect strike .
I have a brown one two
Slim Neely I believe those are actually from the Denver mint am I correct they are on mine !
I’m gonna need to take notes at this point! Love your work.
Thanks for the good information. I'm a new sub and love learning about the coins...I recently decided I am going to take coin collecting more seriously, and I need all the knowledge you have to offer.
The only problem with this video is you talk too slow
James McClane no he just talk too much
@@myrtlelockett5475 LOL ! ya that too !
I say talk at whatever speed you need to, to make sure you say what you want to say. I just watch his videos at 1.5 speed. The info is so good I don't care how slow he talks.
I played it on high speed 😅🤓
And get to the point to late.
Talk too damn much. Get to the meaning.
Greg Ortiz yes
Hello Shaun & everyone! I am researching more info on a few pure brown/almost black coins I have. I hear in this video you mention the word "improperly annealled planchet "coins, & thinking maybe that's what my coins are, but im not too sure. Lol. Your videos are so awesome and I gain so much info on all your videos. Can you if all possible make another video, the subject of improperly annealed or brown coins , and there value please?? I Hope to see it ! Thank you!! 😊
Nice video. I have 2 black beauty nickels 1948 D and 1958 D. Not only in the Philly mint.
Excellent content and a great description on telling the difference. First heard about it from Coin Op's channel.
Wow I do Do have the Black quarter ive had it for years and trust me its the same color as that nickle..Thank you for the info.xoxo
Thanks for the info, I’ve found several of these and they are pretty cool
Awesome, awesome. Awesome video man!! And I wouldn't want a shorter cut down explanation. The knowledge nuggets you incorporate in every one of your videos is how all should envy. Always appreciate the videos you put together.
Hmm...this is the second time II'm hear about these black beauties. Thanks for the video.
I found one about a year ago and still have it thanks for the videos Blue!
I found one I found it a week ago I new it looked special (1954) I will check into this closer even the edges are Black or Dark Gray thank you for the information
Loved the video BlueRidge! Very informative.
blue ridge I'm so pumped you did this vid . I have these black beauty's . yes they're in the fifty's , also in other decades . and coinage. I even seen a 1924 peace black beauty perfect strike. yup . royale Crown and all . yup . I hope I can grab it tomorrow. I need it !!!!!!
This is awesome . I may have a one of a kind because I have a 1961-D that's a pretty nice coin. Had no idea all or most were Philadelphia minted.
I have a nickle 1975 black beauty but on the back it looks as someone hated the back of the nickle and beat the hell out of it lol
Thank you for sharing with us the black beauty
Again I have learned something new to me, I will definitely keep my eye out for these. Thanks
Blue !
Is amazing coin....
Also thank you for all of the info that you provide ...
Thanks for the info on the Black Beauty Jefferson nickle.
Takes this dude forever to get to the point. Very knowledgeable but wow!
Thank you for the info, nice video Mr Blueridgesilverhound 👍
Very clean looking coin. Thanks brother, keep up the good work and I,ll keep locking in your videos.
Anyone: Hey BlueRidge what time is it?
BlueRidge: Well in order to build a watch, first you need to understand the reason watches have what is called gears. So after understanding gears you have to...
i used to get those all the time as a kid in the 60sw id throw em away cause they weren't shiny .
Great video! I have seen black nickels however, I think they were stained dark. I would love a shout-out my friend!
I found a black beauty ,1958 specifically because I watched this video. So a big thanks for posting this video....🤗
Thanks Blue Ridge That was great information. I have a couple. Didn't know what they were. Red Duke
I have found a black war nickel. .in pocket change. Yesterday I got a 63 Franklin and a 64 66 and 69 half.the 64 and 66 are in pretty good shape.the others I don't have as much luster.
Nice. Thnks for bringing this to our attention. Never heard of it before watching this. :)
Hey I just want to say you are a plethora of knowledge and information that keeps me going. But I'm wondering if you have heard of anyone finding a more recent black beauty? I have two Nickels a 2002 and a 2006 that look like the black beauty
I think I found one of those but thought someone just painted it or it came out of the ground so I didn't keep it.
hills yeah ! hey blueridge . I got it . the black beauty peace dollar Mmm k . turns out it's also a s mint . purfect condition . I teele you what . I'm gonna buy me a brand new Mercedes Benz ! looking good , real good hey ladies #.
I appreciate these informational videos I've learned so much just from you man it's funny to me seeing people comment I got that I'll email you some blurry pictures haha collecting for the past three months
Great information my friend as always thank you so much for sharing it with us
Another fine video blue man, and hope your friends in the fire area of Cal pulling through. I know all fellow collectors feel this way. Thanks again young man😁 RRR
Great info as always I love listening to the info and I believe this channel to be very reputable
I was "playing" with a gasoline fueled blow torch in the late 60s. I heated many coins as a mere child. Mostly pennies and nickels. Most of them, I put back into circulation. IDK how many children there are that "play" (Lol!) with blow torches these days, but I suspect a few!
finally I've been trying to find info on the black beauty Jefferson nickel, thanks
Yes, thank You for another great video.
Very cool coins i have an ANACS slabbed example and several raw!thanks for sharing
Joe Durbin I have an 1954 MS63 example. Mine is also ANACS slabbed. Cool looking coin for sure
I just stumbled into a 2006 "D" Jefferson nickel. Yes, Your absolutely correct. When you look at it. It looks amazing. The first image that popped up, to kind of describe its beauty. It's a clip from the movie Twilight. When Edward Expose himself to the sun. That's how my black beauty looks 😍.....
Dear Shaun. I HAVE A ANILLED CONN.STATE QUARTER WITH A D MINT MARK.💗It turns colors...only from the original color to it gets golder looking. Thank you And all colors of coins (especially a rainbow) kick butt.Thank you. We love you.💕👌
Hi Saun...I'm a new sub, and I appreciate all the information I can get. Thanks🙃
Ive always wondered why these dates had dark looking coins like theyd been in a house fire; now I know to go back through my jar of jeffs from 1954-1962; thanks!
Ive found one and set it aside now I have to go find it and check the date lol..thanx
Great thanks for the info
BAM 💥 that’s cool, that’s what I have!! 2005 with a buffalo on the back.
I found one of these black beauties in our laundry jar where we put all our change...wonder what its worth
I have a bunch of proof sets/mint sets that have really dark nickels...still in the Cellophane from the mint...some of them are 60's, a couple are late 50's.