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5C 2021 P 14-Coin Uncirculated Set Early Releases
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NGC MS 68 6FS
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5C 2022 D
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NGC MS 67 6FS PL
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5C 2022 P
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NGC MS 67 6FS PL
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5C 2019 D
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NGC MS 67 6FS PL
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5C 2019 P Early Releases
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NGC MS 67 6FS
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5C 1998 P
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NGC MS 66 6FS
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5C 2000 D
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NGC MS 67 6FS
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5C 2015 D
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NGC MS 67 6FS PL
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5C 1998 D
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NGC MS 65 6FS PL
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5C 1998 D
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NGC MS 66 6FS
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5C 1996 D
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NGC MS 66 6FS
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5C 1997 P
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NGC MS 65 6FS
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5C 1995 P
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NGC MS 66 6FS
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5C 1994 P
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NGC MS 65 6FS
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5C 1995 D
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NGC MS 66 6FS
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5C 1992 P
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NGC MS 66 6FS
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5C 1990 P
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NGC MS 67 6FS
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5C 1992 P
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NGC MS 66 6FS PL
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5C 1990 D
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NGC MS 66 6FS PL
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5C 1987 P
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NGC MS 67 6FS
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Very lustrous, sharp strike and steps detail.
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5C 1988 P
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NGC MS 65 6FS
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This coin looks a lot nicer than its grade may imply, especially when compared to the 1985-P.
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5C 1989 P
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NGC MS 66 6FS
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Received this as change as a teen. Ended up buying all the nickels the cashier had. This graded the highest, though I had another one with mirrored surfaces that NGC thought was not proof-like enough to be proof-like.
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5C 1982 P
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NGC MS 65 6FS
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5C 1984 P
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NGC MS 66 6FS
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I never realized how rare this issue is in 6FS. The coin is very well struck throughout with brilliant surfaces and sharp details.
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5C 1986 P
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NGC MS 66 6FS
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Very satiny luster, with copper toning. Razor sharp strike, and rare six full steps.
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5C 1977 D
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NGC MS 65 6FS
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5C 1972
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NGC MS 66 6FS
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There are currently three known 6FS examples in MS66, I own two... This one doesn't have the nice silky smooth fields of the other coin, but the luster more than makes up for it.
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5C 1958 D
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NGC MS 66 6FS
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Not uncommon in 6FS, which is out of the norm for 1950s Jeffersons. 1958-D seems like a blip in the Jefferson nickel radar screen as far as quality.
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5C 1971
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NGC MS 64 6FS
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5C 1943 D
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NGC MS 67 6FS
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Smooth, lustrous surfaces and sharp strike!
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5C 1956
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NGC MS 66 6FS
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I bought this coin despite the somewhat obscure pics. When I received it, I found out why. While I know the grade and attribution are guaranteed, I can't say I can find full separation for the sixth step.
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5C 1942 D
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NGC MS 66 6FS
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Despite reports to the contrary, 1942-D is a somewhat scarce coin even in AU. While full-step coins comprise about a quarter of all graded coins of this issue, less than 7% of all 1942-D graded by NGC are 6FS.
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5C 1940 D
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NGC MS 67 6FS
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Incredible luster and amazing deep colored toning. Sharp strike with pristine fields and razor sharp steps detail!
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5C 1941
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NGC MS 66 6FS
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Here's a coin that has pristine untouched surfaces, with almost no flow lines to speak of - a rarity for 1941. Yet somehow this gets a 66, while every potchmarked coin gets a 67, including one recently that had more hits than Michael Jackson. But that's the way it goes.
I personally think coins such as these are far rarer and more eye-appealing than so-called blazers whose beauty deteriorates under even light magnification. These photos are untouched and show every flaw on the coin. How many 1941 nickels look like a matte proof? I own a 1941 proof that has far less detail.
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5C 1941 D
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NGC MS 67 6FS
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Frosty luster, sharply struck with a nice golden tone.
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5C 1940
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NGC MS 67 6FS
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I don't often "make" an MS67. So I was mildly surprised to receive this grade. The coin is as lustrous as the pics indicate, and the steps are sharp!
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