FS: Buffalos 1915-P-D-S from old time collection - 1 left
Ronyahski
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Bought these at auction several years ago and just got around to sending them in for grading. From a 50+ year old estate collection in Baltimore that was auctioned off. First time graded. And for sure never messed with.
1915-P Buffalo. PCGS 65. Solid coin, think the grade is right. CU price $365...... $275SOLD
1915-D Buffalo. PCGS 64. This TrueView picture is very nice, the colors aren't quite as noticeable on the coin. I personally graded this coin a bit lower, so I priced it a bit lower than CU price for a 64 at $650, but still it is a nice coin .......... $425SOLD
1915-S Buffalo. PCGS 15. I thought the coin should have graded a notch up, but I'm no expert at grading Buffs. CU price $140........ $95.
Take 5% off for all three.... $750.
1915-P Buffalo. PCGS 65. Solid coin, think the grade is right. CU price $365...... $275SOLD
1915-D Buffalo. PCGS 64. This TrueView picture is very nice, the colors aren't quite as noticeable on the coin. I personally graded this coin a bit lower, so I priced it a bit lower than CU price for a 64 at $650, but still it is a nice coin .......... $425SOLD
1915-S Buffalo. PCGS 15. I thought the coin should have graded a notch up, but I'm no expert at grading Buffs. CU price $140........ $95.
Take 5% off for all three.... $750.
Some refer to overgraded slabs as Coffins. I like to think of them as Happy Coins.
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Buffalo nickels are a very interesting series. By date and mint, they are truly, a unique series within this subset in American coinage.