Ed Calhoun

Thank you

Thanks for all the information, I am just starting to get into coins so I need all the help I can get.

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Thanks for sharing your pictures, really nice nickels. I am just starting to get into coins and I have trouble telling some of the nickels apart, mostly the proofs and the sms coins, alot of the proofs coins that I see look like . I just got a 1967, 68 and 69 set. Only one set was decent the others were really bad. I don't know how that happens, I guess I shouldn't buy unless I look at them first. Thanks everyone

Ed

Thank you I am glad you told me before I did it, I sure don't want to lose my money. Thanks again

Ed

Thanks for telling me that I did not know that, the one 62 and a 63 that I have are really nice FS Jefferson Nickels. Thanks for all the help. ps here are a few pictures of the 64 and 63.

I'm not sure but it is really nice. Thanks for all your information, I know I need to get it graded but being on social security money is hard to come by. 

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It looks like a proof, I got it out of a SMS set, I have a few nice nickels most of them I got out of bank rolls from Chase Bank in Arizona. I have a 1964 nickel that is really nice that came out of a bank roll. Don't know to much about it. Hopefully someone can help me with this one and tell me a little about it. 

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The one is a 1965 Jefferson nickel that I took out of a SMS set., not the 62, the 62 is on the left.

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I must of put the wrong pictures on, I have a few nice sms nickels, here is one out of a sms set from 1965. Thanks guys I look up nickels everyday they are hard to find. Thanks again

The one to the right is a sms 1965 Jefferson nickel that I took out of a sms set.

Snoiser27

On 6/16/2008 at 11:29 AM, WoodenJefferson said:

Since the top grading services recognize the ‘65, ‘66 & ‘67 Special Mint Set series as MS when considering numerical grades, why aren’t the steps on these SMS Jefferson’s taken into consideration for the FS (Full Step) designation also?

 

Could it be that they just don’t exist, those with full steps that is, or is there another reason?

 

Full step Jefferson nickels do exist, I have got a few, some of the full step Jefferson nickels that I have was found in bank rolls. Here is a few pictures of the ones that I have. What do you guys think. Great article guys. Thanks

Snoiser27

On 6/16/2008 at 11:29 AM, WoodenJefferson said:

Since the top grading services recognize the ‘65, ‘66 & ‘67 Special Mint Set series as MS when considering numerical grades, why aren’t the steps on these SMS Jefferson’s taken into consideration for the FS (Full Step) designation also?

 

Could it be that they just don’t exist, those with full steps that is, or is there another reason?

 

Full step Jefferson nickels do exist, I have got a few, some of the full step Jefferson nickels that I have was found in bank rolls. Here is a few pictures of the ones that I have. What do you guys think. Great article guys. Thanks

Snoiser27

1962 p Jefferson nickels are they business strikes or proofs. I have a few of them that has full steps, I also have the 63 and the 64 all are p. I got these from a Chase bank in Arizona. I've never seen nickels this nice come from bank rolls. 

Thanks for the help