Would This Be Considered An FS Jefferson

Yes, but its not rare whatsoever unless its on certain dates in the 1980's and older.

Thx for the replies its ok if it not rare or worth anything. I just enjoy finding nice condition nickels. Everyday get 1-2 rolls of nickels from the bank and find many 38 to 64s never fs through. Tbh most new ones have some sort of mark or nick on the the steps but its not often ill find one that almost 10 years old and has fs when I do ill put it aside. To me its just interesting it made it all those rounds without catching a mark. When u start looking close most have some sort
of interruption on them id find a 1991 P with fs thats the oldest with fs ive found.

Guess I'm the stick in the mud again . I would say close but no cigars , especially on the first step .

Team T-BOP here, I see what he sees, the risers look good but the first step about 1/3rd the way in from the left looks broken....

Thanks for the great information ccf. I appreciate eveyones input. I'm just a hobby collector I do it for fun with my daughter she loves to go through nickels its fun

Idk could be not considered fs because bottom base has a mark middle right I guess it comes down to splitting hairs. Middle risers flawless thats why I posted it to get opinions I guess it depends on what kind day a grader is having lol. Its just a hobby to me but some people take the coin game very serious and to a serious old school collector it comes down to splitting hairs. I think its an fs, tbh I think I already spent it like jstav replied its was interesting its hard it find a circulated nickel without the risers smeared or have some sort of contact. Its worth 5 pennies lol its just a nickel