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1913 D Type 2 Nickel

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Sellers photos

1913-D-Type-2-Nickel


1913-D-Type-2-Nickel

Your thoughts welcome - would it be a details grade?

Many thanks
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 Posted 11/19/2015  1:41 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add moxking to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Most of the "gunk" looks like honest circulation debris and would probably melt away with a short time in acetone (NO SCRUBBING required).

However, the "dot" to the left of the F in FIVE on the reverse may be enough of a problem to warrant an environmental damage. Hard to really tell from this photo.

If I could get it cheap enough so that if the dot is bad, then it's probably a fair gamble. Not a bad coin at all.
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Thanks for your input.

I've just won it, so I'll be able to determine how much of the muck will come off when I get it.
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I'd love to see a picture of it, before and after, once you've soaked it.

My best wishes that the "dot" just melts away, too.
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 Posted 11/19/2015  2:16 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Coinfusion to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Yes, please post some pics. I have a small bag of those myself I need to soak, I just haven't yet. I'm curious as I have never tried it before.
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Any thoughts on the grade?

I always find buffalos very hard to grade with any accuracy.
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I suppose technically it's a min-range AU.
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If it makes it past the soak it should be at 45 for sure and maybe 50.
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If it isn't details, it looks like it can grade between XF45 and AU50.
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Who knows, horn is busted, but look at that tail.
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The obverse is nice . after the soak probably AU. but I'm not that generous with the reverse. IMHO EF-40 Details.
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XF details
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AU-50 details
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Well it's arrived this morning and here it is after a little bath:

1913-D-Type-2-Nickel

1913-D-Type-2-Nickel

What say you?
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AU-53.
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Would it still only get a "details" grade do you think?
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