GTG 1943/2-P Jefferson Nickel

Please guess the grade of the 1943/2-P Jefferson Nickel shown below. I have attached a poll for you to cast your vote and you may select up to 3 different things: the numerical grade, 5FS or Not FS, and + grade. If you don't think the coin is a legitimate 1943/2-P, please select "Other and explain in comments."






Please don't forget to vote in the poll, and as always, comments welcome.

 

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Ooohhh... I like that one. I am in at 65.

 

I went with 66+ (NOT FS due to the smush under column 3 - although I have seen some similar pieces that were graded as FS, so anything's possible.)

Super coin.

 

MS-65 FS

 

66 FS. Nice looking coin.

 

Larry, you know that is a $2,500 price guide coin?

 

I'll go 66. I did not put 5 full steps because, as mentioned, there is a small defect under column 3. But on a good day...

 

65FS

 

@eddiespin @CamaroDMD @Santinidollar @RonSanderson

 

@physics-fan3.14 @TheNickelGuy @kSigSteve @ddddd

 

MS65FS....

 

In gave it a 65+ FS, The only thing holding it back is the dark rim.

 

Wow. I didn't look it up but I could see you having one. You always have quality stuff. I'm probably a point high.

 

MS 66 5FS….quite mark free and lustrous….there is a bit of concern under the third column but I think it just passes for the 5 steps

 

I would like to get a few more responses before I do the reveal. I might let this go another day or two.

 

65 but I’m sorry I’m not seeing 5 steps. The parts of the steps it has though are strong.

 

It is official, NGC hates me!



Don't worry, I have already filed the divorce papers.

 

Is the wheel mark on his shoulder?

 

I looked under a loupe for over 30 minutes, there is no wheel mark.

 

Is there a area with minute change in color at an angle anywhere on the Obverse?