1965 Jefferson Nickel with steps found in coin roll

Lots of signs of die deterioration on the coin which would indicate that it is Not FS as well.

 

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Your poll doesn't make any sense to me.

 

In most cases, having 6FS does not bring a significant premium to 5FS. The only people willing to pay more are those who are attempting to assemble a complete set of 6FS coins, which is impossible because they don't exist for a bunch of date/mms.

 

AU53 at best, worth FV...a spender...yeah, you really need to study what 5FS and 6FS is...imo...Spark

 

Exactly what I said, study!

 

I’m looking for a few nice 1966 nickels. I think I could fit that 65 into one of these books

 

Hey he caught this in the wild. Any CRS out there. Good job dave

 

Props to you, you said it first...Spark

 

Thanks but I'm glad you also recognized the need and repeated it.

 

There are In hand that is the closest I have ever found to a five step nickel for 63' Yes, there are a few out there, But, one of the years that that it is probably the best you are gonna get. Unless slabbed, and some of those are questionable. My point is some years you may never find a FS nickel.

 

that is not an excuse to give a designation to a coin that fails the basic criteria.... such as there are 5 stairs visiable, or ANY stairs, for that matter in the example we are discussing.

 

I think PCGS MS66 FS would be good enough for me.

 

Send them to me if they look like the one in my photo. I'll give you nickel for nickel and pay the postage.

 

@DatDareNickelGuy See. He have the luck

 

i know. I tried to fix it but can't figure it out. sorry.