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Bedrock of the Community
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Recent auction results for the '57-D in 65 w/FS: Sep-2011 $26 MS65 ANACS Great Collections Jul-2011 $127 MS65 PCGS Heritage Jun-2010 $92 MS65 PCGS David Lawrence RC Mar-2009 $92 MS65 PCGS Heritage The '59-D in 65 w/FS: Sep-2011 $198 MS65 PCGS ebay Jul-2011 $219 MS65 PCGS Heritage Jul-2010 $104 MS65 PCGS Heritage Jan-2010 $173 MS65 PCGS Teletrade May-2009 $127 MS65 PCGS Teletrade Looks like you got a deal. I don't the price difference between 5FS and FS.
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Valued Member
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Thanks for all the information boys! I can't wait to get them on ebay and see how they do :)
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Pillar of the Community
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What a deal! Please tell us where you got them for $6?
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Valued Member
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I bought them at a flea market. :) I wish they had more but that was the only US coins they had. The others were just a bucket of world coins for 50 cent.
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Valued Member
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I like the bugs bunny reference. That cracked me up.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Quote:I bought them at a flea market. :) I wish they had more but that was the only US coins they had. The others were just a bucket of world coins for 50 cent. Fantastic. Keep going to that same flea market
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Bedrock of the Community
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Amazing deal for $6! CONGRATS!
Just google NGC price guide. They have their own list for slabbed coins.
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Bedrock of the Community
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I think they are super buys, I'd love to find deals like that all day long but I have to disagree on the numbers some places were lucky to realize prices listed above.
Not to put your nickels down in any way. You did extremely well. Good for you!
The 1959 D and 1957 D nickels are not all that difficult to find with the grade and full steps like yours. Some dates are easier, some almost impossible but these are middle of the road coins when it comes to mint state full step Jefferson's from my experience. I think maybe the FS designation prompted some excitement by less informed collectors who think it makes any Jefferson rare. Makes me think people pay the little premium to have that on the label and it pays off to do it. I see it on recent nickels too and almost all of those are common to find with full steps, yet they get a more money out of them in the bidding anyway.
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Bedrock of the Community
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I also don't think all the values on these price guides are correct when it comes to the full step category. Many of the common dates can be cherry picked at normal prices for the same grade. Is it worth paying a hundred bucks or more for a coin that could be searched for in a relatively short time in a well stocked Jefferson nickel box or tray, when the same quality can be had for maybe under $5.00?
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Valued Member
United States
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How bout some reverse pics?
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Valued Member
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I agree. I just thought it was a good price for slabbed coins. But if they go for that value awesome. I will have to keep tabs on the guy at the flea market to see if he stumbles across anymore. Its out in the middle of no where so it isn't convenient at all. I'll post some reverse pics soon. Still trying to get use to my new camera.
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Valued Member
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NGC Price Guide doesn't offer prices on the two listed above. I checked there.
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Pillar of the Community
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Awesome finds! 
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I am still super excited. It's just in time. My wife and I just moved back home (well home for me) and we've got a little one on the way. I'm creating a website and soon a store front so we can both stay at home with the child. I can't wait to get them on ebay to help fund the massive expenses coming our way. God is definitely watching over us. I've not even been in town for one week yet and things are flying extremely well. As long as I stay as the co pilot I know all things are possible.
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