PCGS FS Jefferson's- will the sell?

Bruggs

I've got a group of 20 tougher date FS nickels ready to go, but can't convince myself to ship them. I have little doubt about the steps, it's the grade. Is there demand for better date ( 49-s, 51,52-d,53-d,54,59-d) coins that may only make 64 grade. This is my first group to PCGS and with the results I see posted on the boards it seems as if they have been really tough. Any information, especially on the market would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Bruggs

LucyBop

They have been tough on my mint state Frankies, but, send your Jeffersons in, its kinda fun being anxious (did i spel that right) for the grades........

clevegreg

I would go for it. If you are tentative, send in half of them and note what you would grade them out at and see where you compare.

Hey Lucy, you got anxious right, but messed up on spell ...LOL

Greg

LucyBop

actually I did that on purpose.

clevegreg

Thought so...LOL..but couldn't pass it up

Greg

TheBlackKnight

You will have a good chance at 65 or above if there aren't too many tics or contact marks. MS64 is not bad when considering those tough dates/mints.

leothelyon

Lucybop
you spelled it right but don't you mean "on tenterhooks" instead.

Leo

leothelyon

Hi Bruggs
You can do a check through ebay and teletrade on prices realized.
Lately it seems, I've been seeing more MS64's than usual.
Perhaps the 49-S, 51, 54 will double your $30 grading fees. MS65
they'll go higher.

Leo