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FS?

This is my first attempt at imaging through a holder, I hope the image is good enough to make a judgement.
My focusing was not spot on........Sorry

Thanks,
Ray
My focusing was not spot on........Sorry


Thanks,
Ray
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<< <i>I didn't know the U.S. Mint made Gold Jefferson 5c. pieces.Nice picture, IMHO. Respectfully, John Curlis >>
The color is actually spot on, yes it is "gold".
Ray
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<< <i>I think it's about as FS as I've seen >>
I don't have a clue as how to judge full steps, I was kinda worried about the bottom step.
BTW, the holder does not say FS.
Ray
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<< <i>I think it's about as FS as I've seen >>
I don't have a clue as how to judge full steps, I was kinda worried about the bottom step.
BTW, the holder does not say FS.
Ray >>
That may be what stopped it from FS Ray. The last step doesn't go all the way across.
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<< <i>Is the coin a 1940 or 41-D? >>
It's a 53s
Just kidding! It is a 41 D, how the heck did you know?
Ray
<< <i>The only area of concern that I see would be possible merging of the third and fourth step. >>
I don't think steps 3 or 4 are a concern at all.
Ray
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<< <i>I think it's about as FS as I've seen >>
I don't have a clue as how to judge full steps, I was kinda worried about the bottom step.
BTW, the holder does not say FS.
Ray >>
That may be what stopped it from FS Ray. The last step doesn't go all the way across. >>
Wanna make up your mind?
Ray
Thanks again,
Ray
PS Did I mention that the coin is "gold" in color? It really has great toning!
Would someone give me some advice?
Thanks again,
Ray
It's rare you will find a non proof with all three sets of steps in Full Step Condition.
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<< <i>I'll say Full Step, one of the areas I look at on FS nickels is the steps on each side of the building, if you can get one with full center steps and full steps on both sides you have a true winner.
It's rare you will find a non proof with all three sets of steps in Full Step Condition. >>
I'm honered by your reply.
Thank you,
Ray