1968 S Jefferson

An impaired proof is not rare, it just means someone broke open a proof set from 1968 and spent the coins rather than collecting them. It happens all the time.

 

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The rims are thick. I am not seeing the mirroring in the fields on the reverse, except on the bottom edge through the lettering.

 

I don't think the rims are raised and sharp enough to be a proof.

 

I did not expand the photo @Sassy I saw full steps when looking at the image that appears when you first click on it. That is my fault.

Nevertheless, I still think it's an impaired proof with "impaired steps" but there are easily more experienced Jefferson collectors on here than myself. I spoke out of turn.

 

Sorry, see my above post. I think it's an impaired proof, not a rare coin.

 

No you didn't. You offered an opinion.....an assessment made upon your judgement. Nothing wrong with that. Heck, my assessment is made on pure speculation upon what I'm seeing........much like our TPG companies. We calls them as we sees dem.

 

Trying this one more time.

 

Those photos make it look more proof-y.

 

I'll take proof-y!

 

Any other opinions?

 

I vote proof. It was hard to tell until that last pair of photos (post #27).