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1931-S Indian Head Nickel (Aka Buffalo Nickel)

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Curious as to what others think this grades as.

Thanks.



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xf details harshly cleaned
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EF-40 Details , cleaned and Has issues.
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Are these the seller's images?
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How do you tell if it has been cleaned?
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EF-40 but not sure it was cleaned. Brightness seems to be cranked up in the photos.
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Hanging on to XF 40 by a thread.
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These are my photos, and they are (accidentally) over-exposed. Are these any better? I can re-shoot if need be.



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I not sure if it has been cleaned or not. I'm also not sure who won the battle, the Indian or the buffalo. EF-40 here
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No tell tale indications of cleaning, but nickel is hard enough to withstand some moderate rubbing without resulting in visible lines.

It makes EF, but just barely.
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To me it looks like it was mildly cleaned with baking soda and water .
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EF-40, probably straight.
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EF-40.
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i think it grades straight at XF40
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