YN collecting certified buffalo Nickels

NumisOxide · July 29, 2004 1:34PM

I'm starting to collect certified buffalo nickels graded by PCGS,NGC, and ANACS. The following are the ones I have collected:
1930-S ANACS AU50
1935-D PCGS MS64
1937 NGC MS65
1938-D/S NGC MS66

Also, I have some raw ones too.Who else collects buffalo nickels?

XpipedreamR · July 29, 2004 1:36PM

Buffalo nickels are good coins to collect!

mojorizn · July 29, 2004 2:52PM

Die hard Buffalo nickel collector! I've completed the short set in cert. MS64 & up and am now working on a EF to AU complete set. Glad to have a fellow Buff buff!

mojo

airplanenut · July 29, 2004 2:54PM

Yesterday, I had:

1 PCGS MS66 1938-D (golden)
1 PCGS MS65 1938-D (light blue and red)

I got some grades from PCGS today... and I have these

Line 1: MS62

Line 2: MS66

Line 3: MS64

mojorizn · July 29, 2004 2:57PM

I have a 1913 with a very similar reverse die crack. Very interesting! Nice coins Airplanenut.

mojo

Shamika · July 30, 2004 1:21AM

coinJP,

Welcome to the Forum. We can always use more Buffalo lovers.

Theop · July 30, 2004 1:25AM

Jeremy,

Would you mind briefly commenting on the differences in photographic technique between the different shots of your nickles shown?

The differences between shots of the same coin showing detail vs showing toning are quite striking.

tmot99 · July 30, 2004 1:30AM

Jeremy, you just like showing those off, don't you?

I've got a bad case of buffalo envy thanks to you.

coinguy89 · July 30, 2004 1:30AM

Welcome coinJP.

solid · July 30, 2004 1:57AM

Welcome CoinJP!

Buffalo nickels are a great series to get into, and it looks like you are off to a fine start. There is
certainly enough challenge there to last a lifetime!

Jeremy,

Would you mind briefly commenting on the differences in photographic technique between the
different shots of your nickles shown? The differences between shots of the same coin showing
detail vs showing toning are quite striking.

I agree. Look at the difference in detail shown between the two shots, looking at the back of the
buffalo's left front leg, and the front of the buffalo's left rear leg!

If only all coins for sale/auction over the Internet would gives us multiple views like this!

Ken

LAWMAN · July 30, 2004 2:17AM

coinjp: Welcome aboard. Ask and ye shall learn here. Buff's are coins with real character. Go for it!!!!

Get your Mom and Dad interested.

Numismanic · July 30, 2004 3:17AM

Welcome to the boards coinJP. Always nice to get another Buffalo collector.

NumisOxide · July 30, 2004 3:30AM

Thanks for replying everyone. Those buffalos are really nicely toned.
John

airplanenut · July 30, 2004 4:19AM

<< <i>Jeremy, you just like showing those off, don't you?

I've got a bad case of buffalo envy thanks to you. >>

That's pretty much correct.

<< <i>Would you mind briefly commenting on the differences in photographic technique between the different shots of your nickles shown?

The differences between shots of the same coin showing detail vs showing toning are quite striking. >>

I'm going to start a new thread.

Jeremy

YN collecting certified buffalo Nickels

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