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Tee, thank you for posting that MS66+ which shows how hard it is to get a clean well struck Philadelphia minted 1955 Jefferson. Lots of bag marks! Forget about a full step for anything under a four-figure price tag.
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Tough to find a nice one from the 50s decade...put me in at 65
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tough crowd! I expected to see this level of grades. I too have been surprised how hard it is to fill this conditional hole in my choice+ matched Jefferson set. There are some 60's and 70's Jeffersons which are near impossible to find fully struck available examples for a decent price as well. Not saying the grading companies should lower their standards but populations are so low for these examples. Here is an PCGS MS66  Edited by captainkurt
02/08/2025 11:14 am
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 capitankurt, comparing that MS66 to the 66+ I posted has me thinking the MS66 needs to be lowered or the MS66+ raised Edited by TeeEss86
02/08/2025 11:31 am
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Here is an MS66 I purchased last year from NGC at a 'discount'  It has all kinds of stuff under the chin and on both examples the Monticello details are really flat. Bag marks are numerous and plentiful on all nicley graded examples.   |
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Here is an MS66 I purchased last year from NGC at a 'discount'
It has all kinds of stuff under the chin and on both examples the Monticello details are really flat. Bag marks are numerous and plentiful on all nicley graded examples. I personally like your MS66 over the one from your previous post  |
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I would say MS-65. The marks on the cheek are pretty strong for MS-66.
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Here is an MS66 I purchased last year from NGC at a 'discount' Yikes! That's a horrible grade. |
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Pardon my impatience - but why are you showing us all these photos of other certified 1955 Jefferson? It adds nothing IMO to the discussion. You asked us for a grade opinion - we gave it. So ... stop with the comparisons and show us the grade. Thanks |
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Apologies Nickelsearcher, I thought it was customary to wait 24 hours to reveal the Grade  I'm a couple hours late. Here ya go!   Edited by captainkurt
02/08/2025 8:49 pm
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Gotta start buying the nickels and not the slabs.
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Gotta start buying the nickels and not the slabs. Challange anyone to find a better 1955 for sale under $100 and I would gladly buy it. They just don't exist. Population on PCGS MS66's is a mere 162 coins with only 8 graded higher. Edited by captainkurt
02/08/2025 10:27 pm
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Challange anyone to find a better 1955 for sale under $100 and I would gladly buy it. They just don't exist. Population on PCGS MS66's is a mere 162 coins with only 8 graded higher. Can't argue with you there. |
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