I'm going to bid on a coin in an NNC holder!

Indeed, I believe this coin is correctly graded. It may even by PQ and thus (gasp) undergraded!
This guy's scans always come out pebbled and granular-looking.
Don't any of you touch it. It's mine.
1913 T1 Buffalo
This guy's scans always come out pebbled and granular-looking.
Don't any of you touch it. It's mine.
1913 T1 Buffalo

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Not a bad looking coin, although it is hard to grade from that scan. The good news is that there's not much downside there in terms of price if it has a bit of rub or funny toning. Good luck.
PS - NaNCy slabs..... couldn't they come up with anything better than NNC for a name?
Extreme caution / low-ball bidding is the way to go.
-RG
<< <i>I have seen many - let me repeat MANY coins in NNC holders that are problem coins that were cracked out of ANACS and NCS holders and then show up in those light blue NNC holders graded higher and with no mention of the problem(s).
Extreme caution / low-ball bidding is the way to go.
-RG >>
It most assuredly will be low--no worries there.
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