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Help Grading A 1940 Nickel

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Hi All
I have this 1940 nickel. I'm wondering what people would grade it at and also is it worth sending it off to be professional graded?
Marc

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The pics are small, but based on what I see I'd go MS64. It would have to come back with an incredible grade to make it worthwhile to send to a TPG, as even in the high grade of MS65 CW Trends only list the 1940 at $15. If it is MS65 Full Steps the value jumps to $75. MS66 is $35, MS66 FS is $150. It isn't until you get to MS67 that you start seeing some real high value; $300. A MS67 Full Steps, by the way, lists at $1000.
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You should always balance the submission cost against the realistic grade prospects for candidate coins. Your nickel would look very nice in an album but I would not invest the grading fee since it really doesn't appear to be an ultra-high-grade example.
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