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I never planned…ever to buy one of these. The kind of money I could spend would only leave the label on the holder to look at, most have barely a date and leaves the over date to your imagination. I saw this one and it was an exception.
Are you going to buy it? Looks like a decent coin assuming they aren't charging G6 or VG8 money for it.
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Perhaps the coin is slightly bent, pushed in from the reverse, which could cause the center of the obverse to wear like this? That would protect the date a bit.
Let's see the reverse.
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Thanks.
I am still a little suspicious that the coins is slightly less than flat, but the only was to test that would be to bust it out and see if it "rocks" while face down, and I do not recommend that you ever bust this out.
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Possibly slightly bent as you suggest however just considering odds and probabilities that the coin bent in just the manner it would take to protect the several degrees out of 360 degrees is unlikely but not impossible. Regardless the price was right and there was a mix up by the seller so I’m even getting it $50 less than original price.
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Looks undergraded to me.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
I think it's a strong date for a G4. Is it a 8/7?
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Looks to me.
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The first thing that occurred to me after seeing the date was the unusually flat central area.
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I agree I think that took the brunt of the wear.
The bottom loop in the 8 resembles it but really need a clear closeup to confirm.
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Forgot the pic......
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
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I'll be darn - excellent!!!
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
I never planned…ever to buy one of these. The kind of money I could spend would only leave the label on the holder to look at, most have barely a date and leaves the over date to your imagination. I saw this one and it was an exception.
Are you going to buy it? Looks like a decent coin assuming they aren't charging G6 or VG8 money for it.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
I did
I knew that! 😉
Great pick up!! 👍🏻
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What’s the reverse look like?
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Nice find... I did think it was the overdate, when I first saw it.... Good to see it confirmed. Cheers, RickO
Perhaps the coin is slightly bent, pushed in from the reverse, which could cause the center of the obverse to wear like this? That would protect the date a bit.
Let's see the reverse.
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Excellent g4 and probably worth a premium
Tom
Thanks.
I am still a little suspicious that the coins is slightly less than flat, but the only was to test that would be to bust it out and see if it "rocks" while face down, and I do not recommend that you ever bust this out.
Possibly slightly bent as you suggest however just considering odds and probabilities that the coin bent in just the manner it would take to protect the several degrees out of 360 degrees is unlikely but not impossible. Regardless the price was right and there was a mix up by the seller so I’m even getting it $50 less than original price.
If bent, such should be indicated on the holder but if bent the piece shouldn't get a straight grade?
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Coins, or anything, do not wear evenly. Good looking buffalo nickel!
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That is one nice nickel. Beautiful.