Does this have five steps?
Matthewdm11
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I have been looking for a five or six step 1945s Jefferson Nickel for a while. I got this one out of a mint set. I can see it doesn’t have 6 steps, but hoping it has five. Thoughts?
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If you edit your post to steps which is the accepted term you will get a better response. Hard to tell from the pictures but looks like it is.
I don't see any major hits from where I sit. A few more pictures with different light angles/reflections would be helpful.
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I would say yes.
Here are a few more pics
Done!
What date is it? Looks like 5 full steps as others have stated.
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1945-S
I have been looking for a illustration like this, thank you!
Late to the party. Looks good for a five-stepper.
Pete
I'm at 5 steps. Looks like issues down here.
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Yes.
Jim
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Looks like four FULL steps, five and six are broken. The fourth step is somewhat questionable. Looks like a decent strike regardless.
45 S is a tough one for 5 or more steps, and is quite valuable in true full steps MS65FS for better
I have seen much worse designated as FS coins and this one seems close enough by PCGS standards.
http://www.pcgs.com/SetRegistry/publishedset.aspx?s=142753
https://www.autismforums.com/media/albums/acrylic-colors-by-rocco.291/
It appears to be five steps.... gets dicey on the fifth, but I think it would qualify. Cheers, RickO
Should I go with NGC or PCGS for best chances?
@Matthewdm11... The choice is yours. We are only evaluating from pictures. If you need further advice, take the coin to someone qualified to evaluate it in hand. Cheers, RickO
Just got the grading results from NGC. 5FS!
CONGRATS
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Very Educational thread.
Very nice, I'm glad you submitted it and got what you were looking for. Congrats!
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That's a gorgeous chunk of silver, copper and manganese you have. The PCGS Price Guide value for a 1945-S MS67 coin with Full Steps is $2,600. Congratulations.
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Tommy
Thank you! I am super jazzed. I am definitely keeping it. It is going to be my show stopper.
Yup!
very nice indeed
Looks like it has 7 steps to me 🤔 seriously