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4 1931-S Buffalo Nickels

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Is this a "bulk submission"?

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F12 details scratched (most obv) net VG10..........F15 rim dings and minor hits net F12
VG10+ dirt keeps it away from F12......................VG10 light scratches


I like the top right best. Thats what I would grade and assign value to them at anyway.
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I think all 4 are F12-F15 with about 1/2 horn each. For VG, only 1/4 horn would show. G= no horn. VF would be 3/4 horn, EF would be full horn. That's how I grade them
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F-12/15 on all of them.
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I was thinking F-VF, the bottom left looks like it makes VF-25 and the bottom right looks F-15+.
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