It's time for yet another...

MastaHanky

...gratuitous new coin purchase post!

nwcs

Nice! I like the rev of the second one a lot.

CarlWohlforth

Nice job!

I pick the '21. I just love to choose between coins even if I don't really get to keep them

TRADERBOBZ

very very nice sir

Russ

MastaHanky,

What software do you use to merge the obverse and reverse in to one file?

Russ, NCNE

MastaHanky

<< What software do you use to merge the obverse and reverse in to one file? >>

I just do a bit of cut and pasting in MS Paint. Takes all of 15 seconds.

RLinn

"Oh, give me a home, where the Buffalo roam.........." Nice coins!

LanLord

Excellent taste. Those are really beautiful

g097103

I'm not a Buffalo collector (yet) but those are some fine looking coins. Congratulations.

Scott M

Russ

MastaHanky,

I'll be damned. I didn't know Paint could do that. I've been wanting to create these for my reg set photos; right now I only have obverses. Thanks.

Russ, NCNE

EVillageProwler

I don't wish to intrude on Masta Hanky's thread, but would it be bad form if I posted one of my newps here (this thread) as well?

EVP

darktone

nice coins! mike

Russ

MastaHanky,



You the man!

Russ, NCNE

ClarkOfKent

Russ,

I thought you were already more graphically advanced than that. I'm a little disappointed.

Kennedy God - Yes
Graphics God - uh... maybe not

TomB

MH-

Nice coins, I really like the light, dusty patina on them.

EVP-

Go for it!

Russ

Clark,

I'm a hardware guy. Software bores me - feels too much like paperwork.

Russ, NCNE

Elcontador

The 21 is a beauty. The 23 S, though has the typical weak strike, has the high points of the reverse well detailed. What did these coins grade? I'd guess in somewhere in the mid-grade Unc. area for the 21 & some sort of AU for the 23 S. Many of the 1920's San Francisco mint buffalo nickels are very difficult to grade due to their weak strikes. I don't have the time to spend to acquire the expertise to grade these coins, so I haven't bought any of them.

If you are looking for a beautiful high grade buff that's well struck & cheap, I'd recommend the 38D. I have one for which I paid about $50 that would take your breath away.

pmh1nic

Very nice MastaHanky. Enjoy!

ClarkOfKent

Russ,

All the hardware in the world is worthless without software. Software is your friend!
If it wasn't for the need for software, I'd be spending my days saying, "Want fries with that?"

Russ

Ah, but if there were no hardware, all that software would just sit on the shelf and gather dust.

Russ, NCNE

EVillageProwler

Easiest if I just did this:

LINK

EVP

DAM

Russ,

Sell me your Kennedy Pr69 DCAM or I'll use your cert number and claim it's mine.

Russ

DAM,

If you have the cert# for my 69DCAM, could you give it to me so I could use it?

Russ, NCNE

ClarkOfKent

Russ,

Software, hardware.... can't we all just get along?

MastaHanky

<< The 21 is a beauty. The 23 S, though has the typical weak strike, has the high points of the reverse well detailed. What did these coins grade? I'd guess in somewhere in the mid-grade Unc. area for the 21 & some sort of AU for the 23 S. Many of the 1920's San Francisco mint buffalo nickels are very difficult to grade due to their weak strikes. I don't have the time to spend to acquire the expertise to grade these coins, so I haven't bought any of them. >>

Good call. The 21P is an MS63, and the 23S is an AU58 (my favorite Buffalo grade). It isn't the sharpest strike you'll find, but I've seen a lot weaker ones.

paigowjohnny

I'm sorry...I didn't get past LanLord's sign off picture...

You all talking about a nickel ??