What about this Jeff? Is a modern worth sending in?

66impalaSS · December 4, 2003 9:23AM

Next year this one will be 10 years old. Still has full steps. Worth getting graded?

fivecents · December 4, 2003 9:28AM

It looks circulated and has some PVC. I would pass on certifying it.

keets · December 4, 2003 9:29AM

hey Impala

hard to tell from the pictures, probably MS65FS if what appears to be nicks at the jawline is on the coin.

al h.

XpipedreamR · December 4, 2003 9:44AM

What is that green stuff in the picture?

mnmcoin · December 4, 2003 10:15AM

PVC and circulated, start a coin bood for a relative or spend it.

morris <><

Ogden · December 4, 2003 10:19AM

Wouldn't waste the money! Probably MS-63/64. The pictures could be better to offer a better opinion.
I submitted what I felt were two flawless 2000 Jeff and they came back MS 65 FS. Not worth the submission price with todays prices!

Ogden

cladking · December 4, 2003 10:50AM

These later date ones are pretty easy with full steps, so on coins after about '86
you have to look for very clean surfaces.

66impalaSS · December 4, 2003 11:55AM

I was wondering if the green was PVC. Thanks for the answers, I will buy a soda with it tomorrow. (along with several other coins!)

fivecents · December 4, 2003 8:22PM

66impalaSS....Look at the reverse of that coin above Montecello All of those tini scratches are from circulation. Your coin looks to be a AU53-AU55. The green is PVC...acetone will sometimes remove it.

nwcs · December 4, 2003 9:28PM

Actually, the reverse may be just general corrosion. When I opened some 1988P nickels last year from original rolls, half of 2 rolls (I got them in 88) had this green stuff all over. Just corrosion.

What about this Jeff? Is a modern worth sending in?

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