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Edited by Numisma
11/16/2015 9:36 pm
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That is definitely, 100%, a 1913 T1.
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Yeah! New oldest circulation find! And it was my first circulation buffalo.
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I'm finishing up these last few rolls, and I just got a beautiful 1949-S, strong strike... and of course it has roller damage.  |
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Totals from both boxes:
39 (all P): 3
forties (P): 6
forties (D): 3
forties (S): 5
fifties (P): 5
fifties (D): 16
fifties (S): 6
Buffalo: 2 (1913 T1, 1936)
World: 4 Canadian, 1 Singaporean
2009: 1 P, 3 D
1 Gold plated 2004-D Peace medal
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Tonight's box yielded:
1936p buffalo
1942P silver
1961 Canadian
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Fun finds folks! Enjoy that 1913 Numisma; I have a similar specimen filling the slot in my album.
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Same. I have a much better one, full horn, in my 7070, but I just threw this one in a Littleton folder I found. I've never taken Buffs too seriously.
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Buffalo may be next on the todo list. If I do find a 1913 T1 with a readable date I will pickle the one I have to see if it has a MM. I found a dateless 1913D T2 a few weeks ago. I had to pickle that to find the date though.
Good luck on the hunt!!
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I'm fairly certain it's a P, since the mintmark area isn't completely worn away, and there's nothing there.
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Tonight's box yielded:
1943P
1944D
a foreign coin (Greek?)for my son
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I asked the bank to order a box of nickels for when I got home from college. My father, who works there, told me today when he came home for lunch that the branch manager was in the hospital. He asked the tellers for all the nickels, and he got $160 dollars of CWR, or at least a majority are.  |
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Also, I'm not sure if you remember those two '38-'61 collections I purchased for $12. I went through them and took out the better coins to put in my Dansco. I upgraded around 10 holes and there were some nice early examples and one of the 1950-D's was BU. I love it.
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