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1959 Proof Set With Possible FS Nickel

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I know that FS nickels are not as uncommon in proof form, but it would still be cool if the nickel in my '59 proof set were one. I attached several photos, since certain angles shadow out some details. And my photography skills are legendary. In a bad way. :( What do you think of the nickel?

Also, since the '59 proof set is a relatively low-value set, would it be worth cracking out this nickel if it is FS?


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Aren't proof nickels normally FS?
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Proof nickel should be full steps
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Aren't proof nickels normally FS?

I think that's the goal, but my other early proof sets all had weak/filled-in lower steps. I haven't looked at a huge sample of sets, so I don't know if it's "special" to have a FS nickel in them.
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I think proof nickels are suppose to have FS,so no big deal if they do.
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Ok, I'm a dork. Thanks for clarifying that, folks! Lol
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Full steps should be visible on a proof, but they are not on many examples from the 1950s and 1960s.
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Your not a DORK.. You cant Learn if you don't ask
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Yea, you would expect FS on a proof nickel, but I've seen many weak proof Franklin halves, so you never know.
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