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Up To What Year Are Nickels With Full Steps Worth Keeping?

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Up to what year are nickels with full steps worth keeping?
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I would keep every date with full steps , There are some dates that are almost impossible to find .
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So far, I have only seen 90's and late 80's coins with full steps. Are they worth keeping?
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Full steps became the norm for business strike Jeffersons sometime around 1990, you can figure out exactly which year by surveying what you find. A couple dates/mints of the early 1960s are unknown in full step. By decade, FS examples from the 1960s and 1970s are the toughest to find. By contrast, FS War Nickels are fairly common because the softer alloy struck up more easily.
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norm for business strike Jeffersons sometime around 1990


I believe a new master hub in 1987 made FS Jefferson the normal strike, so they are common from that year to today. I personally save all FS examples prior to 1987.

As correctly noted above, there are some dates in the mid-1950's through the early 1970's where FS Jefferson are practically unheard of - and quite valuable if you can find a nice MS example. For example, the PCGS price guide has a 1954-S MS65FS Jefferson valued at $6000.
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