Nah, I’m a toner guy, I covet eye appeal above strike always. I think I have only four 6FS coins in my registry set: 1940, 1940-S, 1942-D, & 1942-P.
So much for starting us off easy Jason. This coin is extremely hard to grade from photos. My initial impression from the top of the eagles wings...
The problem is that very few Jefferson Nickels have 6 full steps.
FYI, only uncirculated examples are eligible for full steps.
Yes, we are gonna need the better photos.
Personally, I abhor the E-Bay feedback system and rarely engage in it at all. As a seller you can’t leave negative feedback which is bull, and I...
I don’t see anything holding this coin back. The surfaces are clean, luster looks strong, and eye appeal is excellent. I see slight bridging on...
Cause luster is important. I view “thick skinned” like “wholly original” and it’s akin to complimenting a person for their personality.
Without the poll, the lurkers have no outlet for their input. The people who respond in comments are usually forum regulars who are not shy about...
To be clear, I don’t mind the coin having the mark in the prime focal area as long as the luster and eye appeal are such that market grading the...
Or is it an accurate photo of a luckluster coin?
Agreed, but people who have purchased coins from Heritage have a huge advantage, even though this particular example was a tough one.
My problem with Heritage photos is that they wash out the luster even on coins that have great luster, making it nearly impossible to tell when a...
While I agree that the mark is less prominent in the slab photo, the mark is still a significant mark in the focal area visible to the naked eye....
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There were no war nickels minted at the Denver mint in 1942. All the nickels minted in Denver in 1942 had the mintmark to the right of...
The mintmark wasn't moved to the obverse until 1968. Outside the war nickels, the mintmark was always located to the right of Monticello.
The only overdate on Jefferson War Nickels is the 1943/2-P, and they all look the same. I have owned a half a dozen of them over the years. Here...
I would want a first edition in English of Dante Alighieri's Divine Comedy. [IMG]
Oh no, self inflicted, thats gotta hurt.
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