1919 Buffalo nickel newp....Grade revealed....


Here's one I just picked up and I must say....I like it and will fit into my collection. So, what do ya think the grade is on this coin? Thanks for looking and any comments are always welcome....Joe


A VERY nice 64....Maybe a tad under graded....Thanks to all.....Joe


This is one heck of a scratchy slab. But here's two images with more light.
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Who cares what the grade is. The pictured coin is gorgeous. If you never plan on selling the coin, then the grade does not matter.
Also, is there some clashing going on under the chin and a little above the first 1 in 1919?
MS66
Lightly Clashed
Beautiful!
That coin is a real beaut!!
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My first thought out of the box was a 65. I think the reverse strike on the buffalo head and shoulder is a tad weak, there are a few small carbon spots on the obverse and the Y in LIBERTY is weak. However there are few marks and it looks like great luster and wonderful overall eye appeal should tip the grade over into a 65. I am a bit surprised that Cape and Robec, two guys that know Buffalos, were thinking 66. I can't go that far in light of the carbon and the strike.
Forget the grade and enjoy it! And thanks for sharing.
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<< <i>Sorry I am late to the party. I tried to guess the grade based on the initial photos even though you had already posted the grade by the time I logged in.
My first thought out of the box was a 65. I think the reverse strike on the buffalo head and shoulder is a tad weak, there are a few small carbon spots on the obverse and the Y in LIBERTY is weak. However there are few marks and it looks like great luster and wonderful overall eye appeal should tip the grade over into a 65. I am a bit surprised that Cape and Robec, two guys that know Buffalos, were thinking 66. I can't go that far in light of the carbon and the strike.
Forget the grade and enjoy it! And thanks for sharing. >>
Yeah, yeah! You got to see the grade first, so your vote don't count for nothen!
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