Circulated FS Nickels

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Circulated FS Nickels

#1 Unread post by DSCoins »

I have a question about grading Jefferson Nickels. If you have a Jefferson Nickel which you can tell that it is a circulated coin, at the same time it has (with out Doubt) Full steps. The main question I have is, If they give it a Full Steps (FS) what is the possible minimum grade they might give it?

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Re: Circulated FS Nickels

#2 Unread post by DanB »

Based on quick research on PCGS it appears 60 is lowest in pop report.depending on year looks like you need a 64 (certain years and 65 and over on others) just to cover grading costs.
Also I guess as to why you wants low end coin graded is a factor as well.
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