Can a high grade AU be designated FSB's?
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ricko
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Yes, it could be.... Not sure that coin would make it though... Cheers, RickO
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leothelyon
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There's one at 35......whatever that means.
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Yes
https://www.pcgs.com/cert/37886246
That doesnt look like FB.
It looks like the OP's coin might qualify for FB.
Not sure why this coin did?
https://www.pcgs.com/cert/24943925
The OP's coin definitely looks FB to me. The previous post on the 16D looks questionable at best.
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58 can, is that the cutoff or is it 55?
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They certainly don't for FS Jeff nickels. What sense would there be to it? If there's wear covering up what you'd be expecting to see in a fully detailed strike but it's partly hidden? .........that is, if that's what you collect ........oh, nevermind.
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