1954 S/D Jefferson Question

options26 · September 17, 2007 11:22PM

I just crossed a 54 S/D from ANACS 64 to PCGS 64. I submitted it as coin 4055 as listed in the guide, grade just came in but the coin number is 38517 (FS-501(FS-033))and is listed as a subset of 4055. I look up the populations for that coin number and it says only 1 coin has been graded in all grades.

Is this a new sub-variety that PCGS is doing or did I just get really lucky and make a rare find?

I did have the coin true-viewed because I have not seen any and thought it would be neat, I will post as soon as the pics come in.

options26 · September 18, 2007 3:56AM

Anyone with information from the afternoon crowd. Thanks in advance.

options26 · September 18, 2007 7:52AM

One last shot for the evening folks. Anyone have any info on this or know where I could look to find it.

TwoSides2aCoin · September 18, 2007 7:55AM

I have no clue about the Jeffersons except they moved on up to the east side and got a piece of the pie. I am sorry your question seems to fall on deaf ears, or if you prefer; blind eyes.

pontiacinf · September 18, 2007 8:57AM

<< <i>I just crossed a 54 S/D from ANACS 64 to PCGS 64. I submitted it as coin 4055 as listed in the guide, grade just came in but the coin number is 38517 (FS-501(FS-033))and is listed as a subset of 4055. I look up the populations for that coin number and it says only 1 coin has been graded in all grades.

Is this a new sub-variety that PCGS is doing or did I just get really lucky and make a rare find?

I did have the coin true-viewed because I have not seen any and thought it would be neat, I will post as soon as the pics come in. >>

not sure what your getting at here, but I will take a stab..

I think your saying the pop says it is the only 1 64 s/d out there, which is way off, as Ive owned more than 10 examples of that variety over the years in PCGS 64, and know of plenty in 65 and a few 66's.

hope that helps, im sure others will chime in

DennisH · September 18, 2007 11:51AM

PCGS has only recently begun attributing coins in the Cherrypicker's Guide and citing the FS number on the holder. I believe they also assigned a new series of coin numbers for those coins that are so involved. My guess is that your pop 1/0 information is for S/D coins that have been graded under the new coin number. It certainly isn't for the old one, as I've owned two MS65s.

Type2 · September 18, 2007 12:55PM

Can you post a pic.

holeinone1972 · September 18, 2007 1:03PM

It is good registry fodder now, you can list it as pop top and 1 of a kind on ebay. LOL

options26 · September 18, 2007 11:30PM

<< <i>not sure what your getting at here, but I will take a stab..

I think your saying the pop says it is the only 1 64 s/d out there, which is way off, as Ive owned more than 10 examples of that variety over the years in PCGS 64, and know of plenty in 65 and a few 66's.

hope that helps, im sure others will chime in >>

The regular S/D is listed at coin number 4055 (FS-033) and there are plenty in the pop

This coin came back as coin number 38517 (FS-501(FS-033)) and there is only one listed in the pop under that number, just trying to find out a little about this variety or where I should look to find out information about it. See pop report below:

pontiacinf · September 19, 2007 9:24AM

<< <i>PCGS has only recently begun attributing coins in the Cherrypicker's Guide and citing the FS number on the holder. I believe they also assigned a new series of coin numbers for those coins that are so involved. My guess is that your pop 1/0 information is for S/D coins that have been graded under the new coin number. It certainly isn't for the old one, as I've owned two MS65s. >>

Hey Dennis

yes I believe you hit the nail on the head here

1954 S/D Jefferson Question

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