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1952 San Francisco Fullstep Nickel posted by James G. Berline

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I came across an wanted to show you this 1952-S Jefferson w/steps. There I go' the bug is still alive in me and doing fine.

 

I knew this 1952-S Jefferson was a semi-key,due to the fact that

most were so weakly struck in the center'explaining why fullsteps

are so elusive and hard to find in the first place. Searching out for any in MS66-FS,the premium would be extremely spendy. Right now on ebay there are two sellers wanting 6 to 8 K in MS66-FS. I am settling for this one'it was alot easier on the pocketbook and it looks just as good.

 

If you do happen to come across one'no doubt its value will climb

with it. Good Luck to those in search for one. To give you a

better understanding'with the top two grading services in our

country. The following shows you just how scarce these fullsteps

are.

 

As of April 2015

 

NGC AND PCGS COMBINED

 

NGC 582/FS 17

 

PCGS 959/FS 95

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Very nice Jim, good to see you are still going after those elusive full steps. :golfclap:

 

I guess once you get bit by the fullstep bug it doesn't go away.

 

 

Doug

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Nice find!! I didn't know how hard it was to find the FS Jeffersons until I started looking for some! You have a winner there!

Bud

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