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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;glaciermi, post: 181770, member: 4097&quot;]I&#039;d almost suggest starting out with a matching set of proof jeffersons, either PCGS, or NGC.&nbsp; They are all full steps, and twice as nice looking.&nbsp; You can get a full set of 1974-2006 PR69 DCAMs (deep cameo&#039;s are it, for the best the nickel coin has to offer) for generally $10-20 a nickel graded.&nbsp; 1939-1973 will run you more (ok.. more is understating it, a 1960 PR67 DCAM ran me $150) and be a bit trickier.</p><p><br /></p><p>So why am I saying this, being a card carrying FSNC member and collecting FS nickels for 4 years?</p><p><br /></p><p>Well at best it&#039;s always a judgement call, regardless if it&#039;s graded by a professional or sold by an individual (is that a nick or a tick or a bridge or a cut).&nbsp; It gets mighty expensive, (your collection will never be worth the dollar amount you&#039;ll put into it) and there are alot of nickels.&nbsp; Be prepared to spend $3K and still not have a full set.&nbsp; On the other hand it is fun.</p><p><br /></p><p>I think there is a thread under variety nickels that goes into a bit more depth.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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