Nickel expert question...

There are no doubled dies for the 1941-D but in case you were asking in general.

 

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I think this coin is a no brainer at MS66 from both TPG's as long as the luster is above average. It has a decent shot at MS67 from NGC because it is very clean. I think it will be limited to MS66 from PCGS because of the weakness of the obverse hair and the textured fields indicating LDS. I think both TPG's will award the coin with a full step designation. NGC will give it 5FS because their appears to be a bridge on the last step. This date/mm is very common with full strike and high grade. I personally own two 1941-D NGC MS67 FS Jeffersons. Here are some photos for comparison's sake.





Your photos are very good but I think you should present them in a little smaller size. When you show photos of this size of such a small coin like a nickel, it really over emphasizes the severity of the surface flaws. For example, I bet that mark in the upper left reverse field is almost impossible to see without a loupe in hand but seems distracting in a photo. Anyway, nice coin, and it certainly gets my nod.

 

That still didnt help me ..

 

Exactly what information are you looking for?

 

Not to be rude, but Im looking for direct info with out all the junk..

 

So you want to be spoon fed the exact info that you want that you won't divulge, and you are too lazy to read some short posts that contain some information you don't need but also contain the information you do need. Not to mention that you are hi-jacking this thread in the process.

Not to be rude, but grow up!

 

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Done with the book... no more real zingers, but a few that caught my eye...

 

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