My first GTG and Trueviews

toyz4geo

Does the expiration date of your CU membership ever sneak up on you (even though it takes 365 days) and you realize that you still have a certificate you haven't used yet? Well, that happened to me, so with 1 day to go, I threw a few coins I had into a box and sent them off. Total time from shipping to grades being posted was less than 30 days.

Although the coins I sent in were no great shakes, I wanted to have a few coins Trueviewed. This Buffalo was one.

When I purchased the coin, I was struck by the different color of toning on the obverse and reverse. The obverse is bluish while the reverse is red. I think it will fall within the category of "like it or eh, not so much."

TomB

If it helps at all, my first reaction when I opened the thread was "wow, that's really pretty".

clarkbar04

I love it, if you are meh on it I'd happily trade you my toned 36-d buff in a rattler 65 holder.

Ms65

LanceNewmanOCC

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a few neat coins in your order.
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toyz4geo

@clarkbar04 said:
I love it, if you are meh on it I'd happily trade you my toned 36-d buff in a rattler 65 holder.

Ms65

I bought it raw because I really liked the color. It has an interesting die chip in the mint mark that kinda looked like an rpm...but it's not.

mannie gray

Very attractive nickel. I agree with the MS65 assessment.

ricko

That is certainly a unique combination of tarnished surfaces..... surprised me when I opened the thread. Cheers, RickO