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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Paddy54, post: 4849746, member: 19250&quot;]1</p><p>+1&nbsp; the specimen has eye appeal without a doupt...but again Jeffersons do not hold value...even in higher grades obtaining market values is extremely difficult. It is very easy to obtain a perfect Jefferson specimen a 70 where the value of said specimen is less than grading fees. I agree with the NGC over PCGS grading it...over the years ive gotten higher grades from pcgs, I feel the grades from NGC on Jeffersons to be spot on and truer to actual coin.</p><p>From the images provided No to full steps! This again is a hammered coin nice strike . And a pretty coin. * 66</p><p>After futher studying the mark on the upper cheek, as well the lamination issues on lower and collar ill go 65 * the chin hit also...an attached lamination on dome .</p><p>Lamination issues are very common in war year nickels.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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