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1916-S Buffalo Nickel

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How would you grade it?

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I'll give it a shot and see what everybody else thinks.ef45+?
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F-12
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Great detail, missing the tip of the horn. I would say VF-20.
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VF30. Not too far off from EF though.
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VF-30, the horn does it every time for these nickels
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VF...as stated above, the horn holds them back for a higher grade almost every time. Nice coin!
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VF25 not quite enough horn to make EF grade IMO.
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As already posted VF and I must add that it's a great strike.

I'd take this coin over a higher grade with worn dies.
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Wow, this one is all over the place, so I'll chime in.

The obverse is exceptionally and deeply struck, yielding less wear. I'd give the obv a wear grade 45 and the rev 30, net the normal scratches and dings VF30+.
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I agree with most of the consensus- VF. Need full horn for an EF, but it's much better than a F.
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VF-20, it's got the partial horn, date is vibrant, and there's still lots of detail in the hair.
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I initially thought low VF as well but to make sure I checked this buffalo grading guide with pictures and it must have threw me off a bit.
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35/70
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Not quite enough horn for an EF so I will say VF-35. Great looking coin.
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