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There were only (2) mintmark styles that were used in 1941. This Large S being the scarest of the two. In this day an age/ it's really tough to find one in this high of a grade.The (URS) Universal Rarity rating gives this particular Variety = URS-5
With this "Large-S Variety", it caused Extended-Press runs for the Pairs, perhaps an'explanation, for most Poor-Quality's produced.This Large S coin however, is in premium condition, view the photo(s) you'll see whatI mean.
Ben Nagengast's (The Jefferson Nickel Analyst) 2nd-Edition/, mentions it is very-rare in uncirculated condition. That 5 or 6 Full-Step Coins are extremely hard to find.The Style of the "S" is Unique in 1941, having a Trianglar Shape to it).
PCGS POP/ TOTAL (87) with MS-66 (3) None Higher!
NGC POP/ TOTAL (34) with MS-66 (9) Only (2) higher!
Jefferson NickelsAt the end of the Buffalo nickel’s 25-year run (1913-1938), the U.S. Treasu…