yes this is mine, grades are in and both the 13ty 1 and 36 are proofs was just looking at the truview pics when koynekwest informed me that grades were in. i will post the truviews here as well as photos of the slab towards the end of next week when i get back home from vacation. but believe me this will make my vacation that much better! thanks for input from all. buffnixx
Collector of Buffalo Nickels and other 20th century United States Coinage a.k.a "The BUFFINATOR"
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<< <i>I will be absolutely shocked if that comes back a proof. If I am not mistaken the OP has a few coins he proclaims to be proofs that clearly are not and I have little faith in the diagnosis. Not that I don't wish him luck, I just think it isn't likely. >>
Me too. Centles is not stupid. And as mentioned above, he's one of the sharper graders out there. The odds are slim that he messed up on a matte proof buff. Any dealer worth their salt will not give up on a possible matte proof Lincoln or Buffalo w/o exhausting all sources.
A normal MS66 Buff would have luster blasting all over the place. A matte proof would have none. Unless the coin is obviously cleaned, the "matte proof" potential then starts to work on you. >>
<< <i>yes this is mine, grades are in and both the 13ty 1 and 36 are proofs was just looking at the truview pics when koynekwest informed me that grades were in. i will post the truviews here as well as photos of the slab towards the end of next week when i get back home from vacation. but believe me this will make my vacation that much better! thanks for input from all. buffnixx >>
YUP...i suspected this was your sub and was waiting for you to acknowledge
"YOU SUCK"...as promised as this is huge...major congrats
everything in life is but merely on loan to us by our appreciation....lose your appreciation and see
<< <i>yes this is mine, grades are in and both the 13ty 1 and 36 are proofs was just looking at the truview pics when koynekwest informed me that grades were in. i will post the truviews here as well as photos of the slab towards the end of next week when i get back home from vacation. but believe me this will make my vacation that much better! thanks for input from all. buffnixx >>
Congratulations! And I am very glad that I was wrong about the Buffalo nickel. Congratulations again.
Fantastic that all turned out well. From the images I thought they were good to go and am sure I was one of the under bidders, that is if bought in the last year.
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was just looking at the truview pics when koynekwest informed me that
grades were in. i will post the truviews here as well as photos of the
slab towards the end of next week when i get back home from vacation.
but believe me this will make my vacation that much better!
thanks for input from all.
buffnixx
a.k.a "The BUFFINATOR"
My daughter was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at the age of 2 (2003). My son was diagnosed with Type 1 when he was 17 on December 31, 2009. We were stunned that another child of ours had been diagnosed. Please, if you don't have a favorite charity, consider giving to the JDRF (Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation)
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We'll use our hands and hearts and if we must we'll use our heads.
<< <i>Congrats. You beat the Devil! >>
Amen. The devil must be chomping on crow about now.
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<< <i>I will be absolutely shocked if that comes back a proof. If I am not mistaken the OP has a few coins he proclaims to be proofs that clearly are not and I have little faith in the diagnosis. Not that I don't wish him luck, I just think it isn't likely. >>
Me too. Centles is not stupid. And as mentioned above, he's one of the sharper graders out there. The odds are slim that he messed up on a matte proof buff. Any dealer worth their salt will not give up on a possible matte proof Lincoln or Buffalo w/o exhausting all sources.
A normal MS66 Buff would have luster blasting all over the place. A matte proof would have none. Unless the coin is obviously cleaned, the "matte proof" potential then starts to work on you. >>
<< <i>Humble pie will be served when results are back. Either I will be eating it or others will.
And I do not really like humble pie! >>
Very nice and be sure to drop centsles a note thanking him also!
<< <i>yes this is mine, grades are in and both the 13ty 1 and 36 are proofs
was just looking at the truview pics when koynekwest informed me that
grades were in. i will post the truviews here as well as photos of the
slab towards the end of next week when i get back home from vacation.
but believe me this will make my vacation that much better!
thanks for input from all.
buffnixx >>
YUP...i suspected this was your sub and was waiting for you to acknowledge
"YOU SUCK"...as promised as this is huge...major congrats
You have a very discerning grading eye!
Stuart
Collect 18th & 19th Century US Type Coins, Silver Dollars, $20 Gold Double Eagles and World Crowns & Talers with High Eye Appeal
"Luck is what happens when Preparation meets Opportunity"
You whipped both Centsles and Great Southern Coin. That alone puts you in elite company. Well done......is how I want my crow cooked.
You whipped both Centsles and Great Southern Coin. That alone puts you in elite company. Well done......is how I want my crow cooked.
<< <i>yes this is mine, grades are in and both the 13ty 1 and 36 are proofs
was just looking at the truview pics when koynekwest informed me that
grades were in. i will post the truviews here as well as photos of the
slab towards the end of next week when i get back home from vacation.
but believe me this will make my vacation that much better!
thanks for input from all.
buffnixx >>
Congratulations! And I am very glad that I was wrong about the Buffalo nickel. Congratulations again.
<< <i>A serving of crow for us doubters.
You whipped both Centsles and Great Southern Coin. That alone puts you in elite company. Well done......is how I want my crow cooked. >>
+1
( I still cannot believe it did not go "65"!)
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And here is a photo of the truview pic. First time I have used the truview option and I am amazed at the high
quality of the photo.
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And here is the truview for the other proof buff I picked in a different thread, 1936 proof-64 satin, I was
really surprised this got a 64 as I was expecting a 62 or 63 because of the carbon spots.
(May 24 -- Just picked up a raw 1917 matte proof buffalo nickel, grades PR-64 )
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a.k.a "The BUFFINATOR"