1964 Nickel For Grading

I don't know about grading on this one. The rainbow toning looks nice, but there is too much on the fields - almost looks like it is falling off the devises. I can't think of a good word for it...maybe a late die state.

T-bop I just took it out of the package!

My bad ): I have to read threads all the way through .

Biedercoins,cjwebber,brushy bandit....thanks for the comments on the toning it is very nice I agree!

When I bought the set there were no pics of the coins....just the yellow envelopes! Nothing in the description hinted to a toned nickel or anything special. They had multiple 1964 Kennedy sets for sale, the pic in the auction was just 3 yellow envelopes. I can't see someone toning a coin resealing it and then not post a pic to grab buyers attention in the auction. I didnt know I was getting this coin! He gave me a cheaper price because I bought 5 sets. I bought the set to get a 64 Kennedy in uncirculated condition!

Yesterday when you posted that I almost added that I would strongly recommend never to remove it from the packaging just so you would never have to worry about someone thinking it was AT.

I didn't because it looked like you had already received plenty of responses. I wish I had.

Moxking do you think if I sent it to get graded they can tell the difference between artificial toning and natural toning?

I would spend $20 or so (if you already have NGC membership or ANA membership or PCGS) to get it grade. I think it would worth it, especially if you can get the "photo view" to go with the grade.

OR you can contact GreatCollection and do a consignment with them (they will take care of the grading and deduct the grading fee (bulk discount for them so cheaper than us doing it) from the final price.