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Please Provide Your Opinions On Grade - 1916 Buffalo Nickel

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Seller's photos. Thank you!


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I'm at AU58. Possibly taken a quick chemical dip based on luster, though this could be the lighting
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I'll say AU-55. Lacks pop for an uncirculated coin.
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I was leaning toward AU58 and maybe a slider into low mint state, nice split tail and a 2 feather which is very nice, was it attributed.
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AU-55+, no obvious problems to my eyes.
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Thanks fellow CCFers for your consideration and continued grade opinions.


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Unattributed but it bid up - we knew what we were after.
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Really nice AU for a 2 feather type
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Thanks, again, for your comments on this 1916 2F. If it makes it to NC in one piece it will live next to the beautiful 1917 model that @Ty2020b so generously provided.
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AU-58 , the only wear that I can think of is the right obverse rim . It could just be weakly struct on that one side . As mentioned nice horn and tail ,nice eye appeal .
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that metal flow on the obv is sick. I'm not fortcollins but my guess is VLDS obv. the rev discoloration is somewhat distracting and your eye is immediately drawn to that since its such a large area. I'm at AU55
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Seems to be more difficult to cherry these online in an auction format these days without them getting bid up. Nice find and congrats on the addition!
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A real nice AU-55.
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