I searched high... I searched low... I finally found four toned Buffalos...
oldcameoproofsguy
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I looked at hundreds of Buffalos this weekend at a coin show and at one of the local dealers.
Out of the hundreds that I looked at I found four with really nice eye appeal to add to my non-Registry toned Buffalo nickels collection.
Out of the hundreds that I looked at I found four with really nice eye appeal to add to my non-Registry toned Buffalo nickels collection.
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Frank
Beautiful coins. I never realized until recently that Buffalo toned in such colorful fashion. Here is one I picked up recent. It doesn't have the variation of color that your coins have but it's a nice type 1 example for my type set.
Frank, what are you doing out of bed?
These are at PCGS:
This one's in my type album:
Jeremy
Ken
Michael
You don't usually hear the term monster used for a Buff but it is the appropriate word for those toners IMHO.
Knowledge is the enemy of fear
Those are some great pics. What type of camera are you using?
Knowledge is the enemy of fear
<< <i>Jeremy...Wow!
You don't usually hear the term monster used for a Buff but it is the appropriate word for those toners IMHO. >>
Thanks And the cool this is, I bought them from guys who didn't care for toning
<< <i>OCPG, >>
<< <i>Those are some great pics. What type of camera are you using? >>
Thanks, I'm using a Canon Digital Rebel SLR and a Canon 100mm 2.8 macro lens.
Jeremy those are some really nice Buffs and of course great pics. They have just the look I'm trying to get for my toned collection of Buffs.
Shooting raw Buffs is easier than shooting in the slab.
Al
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