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Hello everyone, I like to know from the pros what kind of grades I can get on this Jefferson nickel from my mint set before I send it for grading... the scratches on pictures are only at the plastic...thank you in advance.     *** Moved by Staff to a more appropriate forum. ***
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12/25/2019 6:06 pm
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Thank you mr coinfrog I really appreciate your time... do you think is Full steps ?
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There seems to be a rather large hit on obverse to the left of Liberty . MS-67 possible FS .  |
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As I'm sure you already know, a MS67FS 1964 Jefferson is stratospheric level stuff. It may well be a 67 (definitely looks FS), but you're entering market grading territory and the TPGs are very stingy at those grades. I'd probably take a chance with it, but don't be surprised if it comes back at 65. I have a couple of early to mid-60's coins that I think could hit those big numbers, but I'm reluctant to send in because I realize that the grading companies don't want to upset the big money apple cart, and I'm a numismatic nobody.  "Nummi rari mira sunt, si sumptus ferre potes." - Christophorus filius Scotiae
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As for FS, I think it'll qualify.
As for grade I don't think it'll grade above 65-66 unless the ding to the left of LIB... is on the cover which it doesn't look that way.
Edited by Chase007
12/27/2019 11:28 am
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Update pictures without plastic...this coin is very clean as you can see.
So what you guys think of the grade..?
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Now you got me confused  . Photos aren't telling the whole story .  |
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To much light or flash ...coin looks to shiny like proof coin? To me is to good to be true how clean is this Jefferson nickel. I will update photos again tomorrow daytime no flash or lights. |
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Now, I see more nicks on the obverse.
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So sad  ... It's a proof coin no one payed attention to clear plastic set...  |
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After doing a lot of research about this coin I find out is a proof coin just from the clear plastic set the mint set comes in a plastic set but with a blue stripe and the Denver's one comes in clear plastic with red stripe .Hello...
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If those are not nicks or scratches on the coin, then I'll go for PF-66-67
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So, this was a proof nickel in a business strike mint set? That's an interesting error. Too bad you removed it from the plastic.
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