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1937 Buffalo 5c

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 Posted 06/06/2006  12:03 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add shatsi to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
This is my latest buy. I know the pictures are too bright but I can't seem to adjust it. I have also attached a picture that was taken by the QX5 at 10x. Hope it'll help. It has a nice luster.

Thank you.

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 Posted 06/06/2006  01:15 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add gettinIT2getheragain to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I would have to go with at least MS62...unless my eyes are fooling me! GREAT BUY!!!
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Hi Shatsi

The coin shows a little bit of weakness in the strike, I dont see any hits or signs of rub on the coin, the weakness in the strike for the later years on these coins is not to the benefit of the coin, but I still think the coin is a strong 63,, perhaps 64 .

Rick

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Thank you, Which areas do you think is weak?
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Hi Shatsi

The areas that appear weak to me are the hair and braid on the obverse , and the hump and front leg on the reverse,, the center high points of the coin,, this is often the areas that do not completely strike up and get full detail if the coin is weakly struck, they are also some of the first areas to show wear and rub, which I dont see on the coin.

They may look better in hand than in the photo's !! But this is what I see in the pic's.

Rick
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Yup at least 63.It' a good chance it could for 64.

B12
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Wow! Thanks MetalMan...it's been a WHILE since I've taken the time to grade a Buffalo nickel....glad to see that I'm not too far off. :)
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