1944-P MS66FS Jeffersons

BigDowgie

I just returned my second 1944-P PCGS MS66FS Jefferson. Not sure what the graders were on when they looked at these? I wasn't messing with PCGS when they first started the "Full Step" designation, but these had nicks in the steps that were pretty bad. I even specifically asked one of the sellers to check for nicks or breaks in the steps with a reply "no breaks in my opinion". The seller obviously didn't look or is blind. Obviously why sellers don't post nice pictures, eh? I hope there are a few nice ones out there in other 132 graded by PCGS!

So, I'll get to my real point, anyone out there holding a nice 1944-P PCGS66 "full step" Jefferson that you'd possibly part with?

Edscoin

That's why I would never buy a PCGS full step without seeing it in hand. I bought 5 off E BAY and none were even close to what I would call Full Steps.

cmerlo1

Just as with the FBL Fraiklins, I don't see how there could be a grey area there. The graders know what the design is supposed to look like; it's either there or it isn't...I know it's been made more complicated than that, but it shouldn't be...

SkyMan

Sorry, no '44-P FS, but here's a '44-D 5FS...

Type2

That is nice.

Edscoin

VERY NICE

larrynj

<< <i>Just as with the FBL Fraiklins, I don't see how there could be a grey area there. The graders know what the design is supposed to look like; it's either there or it isn't...I know it's been made more complicated than that, but it shouldn't be... >>



trouble is that the standards have changed more than once. in hand buys or return privilege are necessary. people need to start sending the dogs back to pcgs for reimbursement instead of pushing the crap out the door on e-bay.