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Edited by Curveball
02/13/2020 7:24 pm
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Bedrock of the Community
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Cheek and shoulder hits limit this to 64 at best. Pic of steps is shaded at bottom and inconclusive.
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Ok. 12.00 value trade. Coin shop kept saying it was an fs didnt have my loupe
@Tuunnioc u correct and good eye from my cheap camera phone photos. It's just four steps 4 strong. just my luck lol still prob worth about 20 bucks on a good day my guess
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Thx @coinfrong I'm ok with a 64 its a strong coin very nice for the date thank u I have 50 D with fs it's a gem this one I recently acquired is very nice also
Edited by Curveball
02/13/2020 7:51 pm
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Rest in Peace
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I'm not reading the reverse of this coin at all . what the heck is all that going on with the rims ? Looks like only 4 steps but last photo looks like you spilled milk on the coin then took the photo . Doesn't look like a well struct coin especially the Monticello building . MS-64 eye appeal 7/10 .  |
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Good point t_bopster. The one where the milks is spilt all over... I think its called a negative or like a reverse but 8m stupid maybe it highlights the points on a surface which is very reflective such as a nickel but its doest pay  im srry let me clean up all this milk everywhere ughh. thank u for your opinion. P.S. would you be so kind to inform me on how u take your brilliant tip top magoo pics I'd be delighted to learn so. |
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MS64, might go 5 steps, which in some books is FS.
I've seen that look often on 1950s nickels, many steps are present but the rest of Monticello is soft. The other devices are a bit soft too indicating it's not an early die state, not late either.
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Beautiful coin! I'd have to agree with the guys and say MS64 but I think you can find a reputible grading service to honor the FS, given how mushy that year is
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Thanks everyone for your opinions I got the coin on a trade the coin I traded was prob worth 12 bucks. Not sure if its worth getting slabbed. What do y'all think?
Edited by Curveball
02/18/2020 8:39 pm
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Not sure if its worth getting slabbed. What do y'all think? I already did . 50-D Jeff's are a dime a dozen graded in 65-66, you would need your coin to be 67-68 . |
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Weak strike especially on the reverse.
IF it's MS then maybe -62
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Here's a pic of the 1950 D with Fs Not looking to degrade you or your coin but it's just Not FS . |
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Nice coin. I see a strong MS63.
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Posted 02/13/2020 7:29 pm
