Which FICOmodel has your highest scores?

[Zoostation1]

For me, my highest non industry specific set of scores are FICO 9 followed by FICO 10T as next best, with regular FICO 10 being my lowest.  Since regenerating FICO scores in my rebuild (was not scoreable for a period of time) my FICO 9 has always been higher than FICO 8 and any others.  I'm sure if varies based on a person's profile but I'm curious as to what other people's experiences have been in this regard.  

[Horseshoez]

I've seen some fairly dramatic swings in my FICO numbers; between my Chapter 13 discharge and the bankruptcy falling off my credit reports, my FICO 8 scores were the lowest of any of the FICOs in that they never once reached 700.  Once the bankruptcy aged off my reports my FICO 8s popped up to between 840 and 850, but those weren't the highest as the various Auto scores were all up in the 860 to 870 range.

Regarding the FICO 10 scores, they are kind of average as they hover in the lower third of the 800 range.

[mgood]

Bankcard 9 is currently my highest.

I think Classic 9 is sometimes my highest. Those are both always up there at the top of my scores.

Three bureaus averaged together, scores from December 1:

[disdreamin]

The FICO 8 scores are updated from the report date, but the others are from 12/14:

FICO 8: 850, 847, 843

FICO 9: 850, 850, 850

FICO 10: 850, 850, 850

FICO 10T: 843, 840, 841

For the ones that max at 900, my AUTO score 9 are highest, at 890, 889 and 882.

[Thomas_Thumb]

For a majority of people, one of the industry option scores is highest. Back when I paid for Fico scores, my highest scores were always TU and EX Fico 8 Bankcard. Fico 9 Bankcard scores lagged a bit behind.

I can't speak to Fico 10 models directly as I have not purchased a report since they became available.

[FireMedic1]

FICO 9 as always. FICO 10 & 10T can take a hike. Hope it doesnt see the light of day. 96 pt difference on EQ.

[Zoostation1]

Wow.  I'm surpised at how much of a 9 to 10 gap.  My largest gap is also EQ 9 to EQ10 but it's somewhat smaller.

[Anonymalous]

I've never bothered to pay for the full suite of FICO scores, but a bit over a year ago when I was a new file (1 card with 5 months of history + 1 old AU card, otherwise a completely empty file), I grabbed one of the Experian trials. My lowest of the 3 FICO 8s was EX 8, with EQ 8 being more than 20 points higher. But my absolute highest of the 300-850 scores was, of all things, the EX 3 mortgage score. It was over 50 points higher than EX 8, and well over 800. Probably related to very low utilization.

Among the 250-900 speciality scores, it was the EX bankcard 2 score that was highest (also over 800), with the EX 8 auto and bankcard score basically the same as standard EX 8 (i.e. about 50 points lower).

Right now, I have access to a mish-mash of FICO 8 and 9 scores (some bankcard, some not). I'm transitioning from a thin to a thick file -- I just got my 4th and 5th personal cards, but they haven't both appeared on all my credit reports yet. But with 20 months of personal credit history (still just revolving credit cards; no installment loans or anything like that) my scores are in the 750 to 790 range, with my FICO 9s typically at least 20 points higher than my FICO 8s. This is a recent jump -- just a couple months ago, my FICO 8 and 9s were about 20 points lower, and had been in that range for most of the year. The jump happened before I applied for either my 4th or 5th card.

[MasonK]

Highest for me are Auto2 and BC2- both at 866. TU8 is my highest score for the "max 850" list at 834.

[Jeffster1]

My FICO 9s are the highest across the board.