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Valued Member
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I just bought these cause I thought that they were a good price and just wanted to have a couple more so when I start my buffalo collection I will be able to fill a couple holes, so can you give me a grade for them and tell me if $20 was a good price. thanx 1913 type 1(has a scratch across face), 1916-d, 1917-s   |
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 United States
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G6 - 1916-D
G4 - 1917-S
VG10 Scr. - 1913 ty.1
$20 was a good price even with the 16-D possibly cleaned and the scratch on the 13 ty.1 which BTW has nice eye-appeal regardless.
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Edited by vermontensium
11/25/2009 10:10 pm
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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I would call the 1913 a VF-20 at least. You did good!
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Valued Member
 United States
280 Posts |
that what I graded them at too vermontensium before I bought them. with the CoinValues magazine prices it came out to $50 so I thought I got a good deal, I guess I will find out next week when the come in the mail. thanks
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Valued Member
United States
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Similar to this, what's the premium on a circulated 1913 T1 buff with no date? Obviously the date is nice, but does the price drop significantly if there is no date? I mean, it's clear that it's a 1913 with the raised ground. I get dateless buffs from my coin dealer weekly at 15¢ each. I search for the mm'd ones and raised ground ones and set them aside. I've been hoarding them for a while now. I've got almost half a roll of the raised ground, and a few rolls of mm'd ones. I've also got about $20 face of no date no mm ones. I'm waiting to get enough to sell a large lot on ebay for hopefully the 15¢ that I paid. Anyway, back to my original question: is there a premium on dateless raised ground buffalos? |
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Valued Member
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I would think so, I would guess a non-dated Buffalo with raised ground would be $2-$5 maybe more depending on condition, and more if they have MM's.
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United States
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Keep us updated on the collection  Looks good so far! swcoin.ecrater.com
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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As already noted a good start and nice prices for those coins. Just hopefully you didn't have to pay some outrageous postage, handling, insurance fees.
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Valued Member
United States
280 Posts |
no, shipping was free and the actual price was $19.95 so even if it had a couple dollars shipping cost I still would have bought it. I did see a couple good deals on Buffalo nickels with outrageous $10+ shipping. |
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United States
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got coins today, look just like the picture, 1913 has a nice green tint on the reverse
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Posted 11/25/2009 10:15 pm
