Jefferson nickel question

Are all jefferson nickels know to have a few examples of full steps? Or are there some dates that have no examples of full steps? Does anyone have a list of dayes without known steps if any exsist
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Are all jefferson nickels know to have a few examples of full steps? Or are there some dates that have no examples of full steps? Does anyone have a list of dayes without known steps if any exsist
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Wow!!! Thank you so much!!!! That was fast I really appreciate it !
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How about some pictures of FS
Are there any years in the 60's with lots of FS?
Makes you appreciate proofs.
Some members told me that the above example was not FS after I asked for their "expert" advice.
I quess "some" of our members just don't have a clue?
Yes!
1965 and 1969 D tough yr only 1 each FS
Here is a pop link https://www.pcgs.com/pop/detail/jefferson-nickel-1938-date/84
Since proofs are supposed to be well struck, what if a proof does not have a FS, would that be considered a rarity ? I don't have an example, just curious.
The 1938's and many 1939, 1940's have the first version of steps that are wavy - it is hard to actually determine what a full step is, even when looking at the proofs.
That's a nice set of steeps looks good to me.
Hoard the keys.
Not really.
1962 is the most commonly found FS nickel in the decade.
I don't know the pop without looking, but it certainly isn't "common," although probably hundreds exist in slabs and many more raw.
But it still isn't what I would call common, as far as popular US coin series go.
Most if not all FS Jeff's of the 60s (that do exist) are much scarcer than 16-D Mercs or S VDBs.
I appreciate everyone's posts into this. Me and the coin friends were just talking and didnt know and one of them wanted to do a jefferson nickel full step album and one of us knew if I would be possible
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@Raybo... Sure looks like FS to me.... As to the FS feature, I would think die wear in this area would be rather fast also considering the alloy. Cheers, RickO
FS for sure, and I'm thinking it is a 40 or 41 D as I find those some of the best struck Jefferson's out there IMO
Steve
Hi everyone, newbie here, someone gave me a roll of 25 uncirculated 2006 d Jefferson liberty nickles. Curiousity had me look up the coins. How would I go about seeing if they are worth getting graded. Can u tell anything from pics?
Looks like full steps to me also.
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