Well, there was only one guy who thought this coin was AU58, and the NGC graders agreed with you. Per TPG rules, only uncirculated coins are...
@kSigSteve @RonSanderson @Santinidollar
Please guess the grade of the 1945-D Jefferson Nickel shown below. I have attached a poll for you to cast your vote and you may select up to 3...
The coin is exceptionally clean, but the toning is too advanced for a RD designation. While very attractive, I don't think this has enough to get...
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Thought you guys might want to know, I upgraded my 1926 25 ORE No Hole with an MS66+ homemade (see photos below) and my 5 Kroner crossed at MS64...
Okay guys, I'm hot, I just found another Jefferson Nickel RPM in another war nickel set that I purchased. This one was in an old ANCO holder and...
Joe, you got a good price on that SMS 1967 Jefferson, I sell the non cameo coins for more than you paid for that cameo, and it looks plenty strong...
Found another war nickel RPM in a set I bought for $100 in an Iwo Jima Capital holder. This one is pretty clear cut when you compare my photos...
Congrats, that is a whole lot of posts! I have only one MAD, but it is a homemade, and it is a doozy! [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] PS: It's a Mad Mad Mad...
You and me both, coin #2 is far superior in eye appeal and deserves a star, a plus, something! C'mon NGC!
You are right about that, they just don't give stars for nickels anymore. As for the planchet roughness on cheek/jaw, they don't count that...
Are you sure you aren't an NGC grader? Your opinion of coins #2 & #3 seem to mirror what they must have been thinking.
IMO, this analysis is flawless, well done!
Ok guys, here is the story behind my 1948-D registry slot. In 2011 I purchased a 1948-D Jefferson Nickel ANACS MS66 5FS and cracked the coin out...
Many of the responses to this thread are incredible, and very similar to my analysis with one key difference which I will divulge along with the...
Does this mean you think #2 is lower graded than the other two?
@kSigSteve , @Lem E , @Morgandude11 , @Collecting Nut
Shown below are three NGC graded 1948-D Jefferson Nickels. Please vote in the attached poll indicating which coin your prefer and if you feel like...
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