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Edited by mrwisker
09/02/2009 11:58 am
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Nice Coin. I am going to say high mint state with clean fields. MS-65/MS-66
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Rest in Peace
United States
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If that coin is a proof, it is a one of a kind super rarity as they didn't have proof buffalos in 1938, or any proofs in Denver for that matter.  I say a nice MS-64 to 65. |
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This is a 1938 D so I don't think it is a proof but it has some great strike detail.
I would guess it easily makes MS65. If that isn't a slight contact mark under the Buffalo beard and a couple more tiny nicks on the buffalo shoulder and below, I too would say MS66. That's a dandy!
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Very nice Buffalo. Usually don't see them in that good of condition.
I'm by no means a grading person, but I would have to agree with the others. MS-65 possibly MS-66.
Again, very nice.
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Does anyone think this would be a good candidate for getting slabbed?
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You could slab it, but it's not worth that much even at MS66.
I know, I have one in a slab lol.
I'd give it a 65. Nice coin at any rate.
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Get a glass on the mint mark to see if it might be D/D or D/S.
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If it is slabbed as a MS-66 it would be worth around $60.00-$65.00
If it was graded MS-65 around $45-$50. If it was graded MS-64 around $25-$30... judge for yourself. IF it ends up being a MS-64 you would spend the value of the coin on the grading service fee.
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Posted 08/25/2009 12:41 am
