I paid roughly 5 times bid or essentially MS67 money for this MS65 coin - how badly am I buried?

coinguy1

Sorry for the less-than-crystal-clear images but it's still not for sale :

Steve27

Plus it has ring-around-the-indian which is a bigger problem.

MacCrimmon

Are some letters of "UNITED STATES of AMERICA" doubled.....or is it optical?

tradedollarnut

Yeah, that extra $20 is really gonna hurt!

ER

Not badly at all.

bestclser1

Mark,If the toning is as nice as i think it is,bring it to Long Beach,and i will bring my shovel and dig you out!Lloyd

Shamika

At worst, you're out $200. The coin looks like it was graded 65 for lack of a strong strike, but it's a beautiful Buffalo for being just a 65.

coinguy1

<< <i>Yeah, that extra $20 is really gonna hurt! >>

Bruce, PLEASE, it was an extra $142 on a $33 coin

tradedollarnut

$175! Hmmm - that's exactly what I paid for my old holder NGC MS67 with tons of luster and color at a local show last year.

If you want, I can give you some buying tips...

ss350camaro

Mark,

Shame on you, paying for AT color ...............................





Now, for your punishment send it to me for review. I'll determine if your buying criteria needs some education or not.

michael

superb

ccrdragon

SAWEEEETTTTT!!!!

I'd pay well above bid for that buff!!!

airplanenut

I like it! I'll gladly take it at bid, and leave you in the dirt

MadMonk

Adrian ? Adrian? Are you out there? Mark has something he'll sell you for 10,000.00 bucks

CarlWohlforth

I like it pretty much. However I don't seem to be able to get that kind of price for nicely toned '38-Ds is 65. It sounds like you won't be buried but I'm not a buyer at those prices.