Raw Buffalo 1917 D opened up for opinions

Ok I have actually had this coin for a couple of years sitting in a 2 X 2 and not knowing much
about the series I’m asking for opinions. I know I’m not very good at taking pictures yet but
from what you can see please give me your opinion. On the buffalo just behind the front
shoulder (belly area) there appears to be a hit that radiates 3 lines I’m not sure if that is from
a hard contact or just three small scratches. Anyway I know this is a scarcer D date from an
old buffalo and wanted to share.
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about the series I’m asking for opinions. I know I’m not very good at taking pictures yet but
from what you can see please give me your opinion. On the buffalo just behind the front
shoulder (belly area) there appears to be a hit that radiates 3 lines I’m not sure if that is from
a hard contact or just three small scratches. Anyway I know this is a scarcer D date from an
old buffalo and wanted to share.
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Thanks I got them resized!
and I've spent a lot of time collecting and dealing in the mid-grade circ coins of this series, and I give it
As for resizing your images, there is probably some feature in Photobucket for doing this; however, I'm most
familiar with the Microsoft method. In Edit mode, there is a tab called Properties, and within that there is an option
to Resize. This works for me, though I'm sure there are many other options available.
Most circulated examples are much worse.
Igive it a
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