look at this rare nickel 1968 full steps what you think its worth?

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honestly 5 cents. 1968 wasnt a rare date at all

 

just like the '65 quarter, this ain't rare either.

 

Trolling, I'm guessing. Same as the other posts. Plus, he said its full steps, but didn't post the reverse.

 

It's hard to see the full steps when you only have the OBV showing. Now, I see the attachment, but could not open right now.

 

Looks like extremelyrare's stuff is rarely extremely rare after all

 

Cleaned. Not worth jack.

In order for a FS coin to command really crazy prices, it's gotta be high grade too.

 

Not to sound offensive but, you really need a good numismatic education.

Might I recommend the following from Whitman Publishing:

Yeoman's Red Book: A Guide Book to U.S. Coins

Bower's A Guide Book of Morgan Silver Dollars, A Guide Book of Washington Quarters, A Guide Book of Buffalo and Jefferson Nickles, A Guide Book of Lincoln Cents

Burdette's A Guide Book of Peace Dollars

Tomaska's A Guide Book of Franklin and Kennedy Half Dollars

Just to start off with.

 

After I read his second post I was beginning to wonder if if was that person who got banned the other night using a new name.

 

Are the steps under the carpet beneath the nickel? If so, I don't think it counts.

 

If a '68 is rare, than all those 1967's I just returned to the bank must have be worth hundreds!

 

1968 for Jefferson nickles was not a good year for finding one with ' full steps'. EXTREMELYRARE show us much better pictures of both sides please. A close up of the entire steps is worth ten thousand words. If it has 'full steps ' you have a
really collectible and desirable coin.

 

I think that it's a VF ... very far.

 

Hmm, PCGS lists a 1968-S full steps at $120 in MS-63 condition, but since he/she isn't posting pictures of the back, I doubt it's full steps.

 

I doubt it's gonna be FULL STEPS (likely just the top of the steps) and unless it's an MS70 with full steps, most would likely only budge on a few hundred dollars, but it really depends on the collector who is seeking it out.

 

From PCGS Coin Facts, image is of a 1968D, MS64 FS Jefferson.

 

I don't need to see the reverse to say this is not full-steps.

 

I don't think it's a Full Steps coin, but I do believe it's been stepped on quite a few times in a Walmart parking lot.