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Full Step circulated Jeffersons
Shamika
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Do circulated Jeffersons with full steps have any kind of premium?
Just curious.
Just curious.
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Dennis
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These would have to be purchased raw.
I doubt there is much of a market for them, unless you're talking about
something like a 53-S, 54-S, 60-D, 61-D, or some other date where the
FS population is very low or non-existant.
Ken
ranges of XF in many cases but might pick up some nicks which would prevent
them from being technically FS. The newer ones may keep them even longer
since they are better defined.
There are a few collectors for these but I've never seen any evidence of a market.
<< <i>I doubt there is much of a market for them, unless you're talking about something like a 53-S, 54-S, 60-D, 61-D, or some other date where the FS population is very low or non-existant. >>
These are exactly the dates I'm talking about.
<< <i>I don't think PCGS will grade an AU58FS coin.
I doubt there is much of a market for them, unless you're talking about
something like a 53-S, 54-S, 60-D, 61-D, or some other date where the
FS population is very low or non-existant.
Ken >>
PCGS Grades AU58 FH Standing Liberty quarters. Why not Jeffersons?
designation is for Mint State coins, but cannot find it now. Maybe
this should be a question for David Hall in the Q&A Forum.
Braddick - What would the reward be for a PO01FS Jefferson?
Ken
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Braddick - What would the reward be for a PO01FS Jefferson?
Ken >>
It would come back BB'd for AW (artificial wear).
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<< <i>
Braddick - What would the reward be for a PO01FS Jefferson?
Ken >>
It would come back BB'd for AW (artificial wear).
So true... but still, can you image that insert?!