I see some high point wear and I also think the coin was cleaned. My grade is AU Details, Cleaned.
This is what I get from E-Bay buyers: "Your prices are a joke! No one in their right mind would pay for an NGC Jefferson nickel that looks like...
IMO, the toning on that coin is not market acceptable and it would be deemed AT by the TPGs. Whenever I see pink/blue/violet toning on raw common...
I agree, it is from worn dies. Here is an example of a whizzed coin. [IMG] [IMG]
My first impression was AU53, after reading others grades I am a little concerned that my grade is too conservative.
I have (on other forums); nobody thinks I'm the problem, and nobody stops posting on CT because of me.
Flint, you might like this thread I wrote about the Lafayette Dollar a few years ago. Lafayette Dollar--A Numismatic Treasure Enjoy, Paul
How about an NGC 8 which was only used for 4 weeks in August-September 2000 according to Conder101. [IMG] I can't wait to see if anyone posts an...
Ya know, I have had 4 non paying bidders since the beginning of the year. The best part is that I don't have auctions. That is 4 non paying...
I hope those TV scammers are overcome with gilt.
I agree with almost everything in this post. There are certainly examples of well struck Jefferson Nickels with no step detail, [IMG] as well...
Why do you let him bother you so much? The claims that he makes that all of those other dealers who ignore the grades given by the TPG's are...
Usually an AT Morgan Dollar has rainbow toning, or at least attractive toning. The toning on that coin is neither rainbow nor attractive. It...
I excluded that stuff because most people don't make a dedicated trip to the post office to mail their E-Bay sales. Most stop by on their way to...
A bubble mailer with postage purchased through E-Bay at the discount for a 2oz package (1 coin) costs $1.93. So your problem is that this seller...
It really isn't ridiculous when you understand the grading method that they are using. Both ANACS and SEGS use the PAK Full Step Nickel Club...
The reason the 5FS designation exists is because PCGS only ever required five full steps for a Jefferson to qualify for their FS designation. The...
You got it. 4 distinct lines = 5 full steps and 5 distinct lines = 6 full steps. Until 2004, NGC only recognized coins with 6 full steps for the...
I only ever owned one gold bean and I sold it. [IMG] Personally, I thought it was accurately graded at MS65FB.
I think it is one of the few doubled dies that is easy to recognize in the circulated grades. The fact that you could roll search and possibly...
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