A Little Help In Finding A 1913-S Ty1 Buffalo...

here is one at MS-62
http://www.coastcoin.com/Directions...7&serialid=1

or MS-64
http://www.coastcoin.com/Directions...5&serialid=2

or MS-65
http://www.littletoncoin.com/webapp...|15030|89303

I had to edit my post because I had responded that I had one that was cracked out of a MS-64 slab and put into my Dansco7070 album that will be going up on ebay as soon as Susan gets it listed but after I had already put all the information and also edited some pictures and uploaded them I re-read it and noticed you are looking for a 1913-S and mine is just a 1913-P Type 1

@Fuzzy and anyone who can help...

There are a couple nice ones in the group you've shown me, Fuzzy. Now my lack of experience will show. If the graysheet Ask price for MS63 is $130, and I like the MS62 from coast coin, what do you think a fair price would be? Coast coin is asking $169 for the MS62.

Is there an accepted markup over graysheet ask or any method of determining a fair price? Of course dealers need to make a living but I'd hate to over pay!

Actually about 98% of the coins in there was assembled in about a years time. I didn't add anything to it in the past 3 or 4 years. I am actually selling all the coins in the album one at a time through Susan and Bobby's consignment service on ebay because I am going through a divorce and I have 90 days to come up with a pretty large amount of money to pay my ex off so I can keep my house and everything else I have had since way before we got married


The reason I have Proofs in there is because they were Modern coins and I already had the coins before I had the album so I just cut them out and placed them in there as Modern coins really don't matter to me. I was in the process of swapping all the Proof Commems for classic commems but never really got around to finishing that up