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1913 Type 1 Pattern Buffalo?

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If it is struck in pure nickel, it would be brighter, and the pure nickel would easily show up in an XRF test.

Easier test, pure nickel is highly magnetic

And patterns are made in Philadelphia. That was where all the dies were made, and all the tests, trial strikes, and patterns would be made.
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