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1931-S Buffalo For Grading

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What would you grade this coin?

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I'll say EF-40 straight.
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45. Looks well struck. Love the 31-S.
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I agree with NS, I think it makes a 45. Really nice example.
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Hard to believe, I know, but when I was a kid there was a strong market for the '31-S in BU rolls.
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I'll also say EF.
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It looks like environmental damage above the buffalo's head.
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It looks like environmental damage above the buffalo's head.


i think its just grime BH
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