1929-d buffalo, stunning toner and former Yankee Collection/18-p two feather reduced,3.5 legger 8/19

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Purchased from Angel Dees many years ago in NGC holder that had Yankee Collection pedigree on holder. I crossed it to PCGS, where it resides as part of 2017 Digital Album of the Year. IMO the coin stands for itself, but am happy to include the NGC insert with the pedigree as part of the package.

The Yankee Collection was an NGC pedigree of an awesomely toned buffalo set, and those that own pieces or have seen it will attest to that collectors great appreciation of eye appeal.

As for the coin itself, I think the Truview is darker than the piece in hand. The blue and green toning on obverse is absolutely electric. Better than average strike for a 64. Nothing to not like.

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Here is another image that better represents lighter overall color of piece.

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1918 2 feather, one of the tougher dates. Not much auction history at VF level, price guide says $850 for a 35; XF trend for $600+. Asking $325

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Now on GC, closing 8/27
greatcollections.com/Coin/491323/1926-D-Buffalo-Nickel-3-12-Leg-FS-901-PCGS-G-04

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Wonderful strike is the selling point here. A bit disappointed assigned grade, someone is going to get a lot of meat for not a lot of change
http://www.greatcollections.com/Coin/491322/1927-Buffalo-Nickel-PCGS-MS-62

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Link no worky.

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35-D on GC as well. I think my IPhone images did the luster better justice.
http://www.greatcollections.com/Coin/491321/1935-D-Buffalo-Nickel-PCGS-MS-64