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1914 Buffalo Nickel Variety Ck

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Hi,

The obverse photo may show a variety but I am unsure.

Please review and I'll put some additional photos of where I think it 'might' be located...

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The areas between each of the three groups of surrounding green arrows appear to exhibit die scratching:

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I wanted to place this next shot separately to accentuate the red arrows that point to the possible existence of an underlying 3 which would indicate a FS-1914-101.

According to Lange's 3rd edition of 'The Complete Guide to Buffalo nickels' NGC will only certify examples that have 'prominent die scratches above the numeral 4'.

I simply want to verify the presence or not of an overdate since according to this book the 3 may still be present although being obscured by excessive filing.

I would like opinions before I waste $ sending it out for attribution since I have no clue how much a variety of this nature would bring in this grade etc.

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Don't waste the money.
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