Just want to get thoughts / opinions on Nic-A-Date. I have about 40 dateless Buffalo nickels. The average value of a no-date Buffalo nickel is between 10 cents and 25 cents but if you can find out the date using Nic-A-Date Wouldn't that be better value wise? I also have a lot of missing holes in my Buffalo nickel book and maybe some of these Nickles can fill them.
I know it's up to me to make the ultimate decision to use it or not but wanted to maybe get some pro's and Con's of using it.
There is a member who did a decent job treating the entire obverse so it did not leave am ugly spot on the revealed date. However, it is something that takes practice and creates a large number of permanently damaged coins in the learning process.
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