How Is This A Full Step ? I Saw This On The Site .

FS can look like that when the photo is too small or too low res, like this one.

to the CCF!

I went to the PCGS page and pulled up this coin. In a detailed shot this coin has much stronger steps than in the original image above. While I still question the FS designation, I'll give it the benefit of the doubt. In hand, the coin may show even more detail. Below is a more detailed image of the same coin.

Yes, I have seen MANY coins listed on PCGS as Full Step that seem to be over graded, but this is something that's really difficult to show in a 'JPG' image on a web page.


*Sorry, I missed a digit on the image. It should read 16024445.

The second step looks fairly complete.

the photo shown does not show Full Steps . I believe to attribute FS the photographer needs to take very close up and large pics of just the steps along with full photos of both sides of said coin .

I'm not seeing this as an FS coin. Always buy the coin, not the holder.

Looks like the rotting steps on my old deck--now long gone.

If you looked at the full TVs then you should know they aren't FS. The steps aren't sharp, full and uninterrupted, not in a million years. They are soft, grainy and have a large mark spanning all of them. Step 6 basically doesn't exist, and steps 1-5 are a blob for the entire right side.