1936 Buffalo OMM

toyz4geo · July 14, 2014 8:51AM

Hi all,

I recently picked up a nicely toned 1936-D Buffalo and purchased it as a D/D. I finally got a chance to get it under my dino-scope and there seems to be a lot going on in the mintmark. Is it a D/D or D/S or a D/D/S. or any other combinations? I noticed a little die gouge to the west of the mintmark. Don't know if that means anything.

I'm not that good at capturing color with my camera....the obverse is a nice blue, while the reverse is red with a patch of blue under the Buffalos's chin. I will practice my photo techniques and try to get a good shot of the colors.

Below are the dino shots of the mintmark.

Any thoughts or imput is appreciated.

George

grip · July 14, 2014 9:03AM

Could be a die chip.

ad4400 · July 14, 2014 11:43AM

<< Could be a die chip. >>

I agree. Not a lot there telling me OMM or RPM

TheRegulator · July 14, 2014 12:02PM

My first thoughts were die chip, too. On Wexler's website, all the listed Buffalo OMMs are 1938-D. The piece does not match any of the listed '36-D RPMs.

EXOJUNKIE · July 14, 2014 2:00PM

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<< Could be a die chip. >>

I agree. Not a lot there telling me OMM or RPM >>

I also agree. Definitely a die chip. This is not an OMM.

Treashunt · July 14, 2014 8:13PM

Die chip, not an OMM

johnny9434 · July 15, 2014 4:36AM

<< 

<< Could be a die chip. >>

I agree. Not a lot there telling me OMM or RPM >>

ill second that by the looks of it. jmo

1936 Buffalo OMM

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