Here are some nickels for Lem E 0

[UrbanDecay4]

@Lem E

 

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Here they are w/o TrueView... If you save it, you can zoom in with quite a bit of detail

 

 

Edited May 4, 2021 by UrbanDecay4

[Lem E]

Some very nice looking coins my friend. 

[UrbanDecay4]

7 minutes ago, Lem E said:

Some very nice looking coins my friend. 

I have a lot more but I thought I'd save them for a later date 

Spoiler

 

 

[J P M]

Yowsa them is real nice

[Lem E]

We’ll leave the light on for ya.

[Six Mile Rick]

96 P and D Full Steppers --- Very Nice Indeed!!

[Hoghead515]

Very nice collection brother. 

[Just Bob]

Nice group of Jeffersons. 

[Modwriter]

Nice! I picked up my first graded and slabbed Jefferson nickel this week. Hard to find nice ones in the wild.

[Six Mile Rick]

The best pair I have would be my 1973 P&D set. Both are NGC MS67 5FS.

Edited May 4, 2021 by Six Mile Rick

[UrbanDecay4]

6 hours ago, Six Mile Rick said:

The best pair I have would be my 1973 P&D set. Both are NGC MS67 5FS.

WOW! Those must've been expensive!

[Modwriter]

Does anybody know when the TPG's started adding "FS" to their Jefferson nickel grading? 

[UrbanDecay4]

8 minutes ago, Modwriter said:

Does anybody know when the TPG's started adding "FS" to their Jefferson nickel grading? 

No, but I recognize you from CU... hey!

[Six Mile Rick]

I believe they started with full steps early on. NGC only realized 6 full steps so there are older NGC slab MS nickels that are 5 full steps (but not graded as) and can be regraded up to value with the 5FS listing if you find a few. 

Here is a old slab NGC graded 1945-D MS67  -------- 5FS I believe if I resubmit it;

Edited May 4, 2021 by Six Mile Rick

[Modwriter]

29 minutes ago, UrbanDecay4 said:

No, but I recognize you from CU... hey!

Hey! Yes, I have been following both CU and NGC boards for about a year now. The nickel I picked up is a 1974 Jefferson MS65 without the FS designation.

[Six Mile Rick]

1 hour ago, UrbanDecay4 said:

WOW! Those must've been expensive!

It all depends on what you like to add to your collection.

NGC says they are worth $4500 as a pair ----- Make me a good offer  and they could be in your collection 

[UrbanDecay4]

18 minutes ago, Six Mile Rick said:

It all depends on what you like to add to your collection.

NGC says they are worth $4500 as a pair ----- Make me a good offer  and they could be in your collection 

LOL ... I wish! I don't even have the money to buy a small snack! I don't have a job just yet and even when I do, for the next 4-5 years I'm going to be focused on getting a car, house/apartment, working through college etc.... I wish I could own those but I'm gonna have to pass...  

[Six Mile Rick]

I started collecting the full steppers in 2008 when I joined NGC and left PCGS.

More of a FT dime man I got many nickels in trades and submissions.

Buying, Selling and Trading has made my collecting affordable.

Here is the Jefferson set that I sell and trade out of;

https://coins.www.collectors-society.com/registry/coins/SetListing.aspx?PeopleSetID=239643

[Lem E]

35 minutes ago, Six Mile Rick said:

I believe they started with full steps early on. NGC only realized 6 full steps so there are older NGC slab MS nickels that are 5 full steps (but not graded as) and can be regraded up to value with the 5FS listing if you find a few. 

Here is a old slab NGC graded 1945-D MS67  -------- 5FS I believe if I resubmit it;

I have seen a few here and there on older NGC slabs with an FS designation but no 5 or 6. I need to do a little more research to see what these are. Im curious to know if they are considered a 5 FS or 6 FS? Here is an example.

[Lem E]

Sorry I just read your post a little better. I assume this is a 6 step coin then.

[Six Mile Rick]

That should be a 6FS check it out and let us know!!

[UrbanDecay4]

36 minutes ago, Six Mile Rick said:

It all depends on what you like to add to your collection.

NGC says they are worth $4500 as a pair ----- Make me a good offer  and they could be in your collection 

WAIT! I have an amazing offer... this is a once in a lifetime opportunity so I suggest you take it... Okay, here it is... $0.00 

[Lem E]

1 minute ago, Six Mile Rick said:

That should be a 6FS check it out and let us know!!

I would check it but this is not my coin. It is a listing pic from ebay. I had seen a few of these and wasn’t sure. Thanks for the info.

[UrbanDecay4]

I wonder if I have any FS war-time nickels... I'm gonna check when I get home

[Lem E]

Here is the reverse pic of that coin. It is not a very good pic to see steps but they look a little rough for a 6 step coin. (This pic doesn’t show on here as well as it does on the listing) 

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[Six Mile Rick]

The one man I know here that can tell you the answer is Conder101. He knows all the different styles of slabs and the grading techniques of each style era. 

Edited May 5, 2021 by Six Mile Rick