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Of the 30,992,000 Type 1 Buffalo Nickels
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How many trillions were saved in uncirculated condition?
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The art takes precedence over the dollars.The appreciative collector who focuses on the art of coins rather than the dollars they bring is the king.Extreme rarity and its always attendant high prices take a back seat for collectors of coins like type I Buffalo Nickels.
1913 Type I Buffalo Nickels in uncirculated condition are a good thing.
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The dealer bought it from the estate of a deceased banker who had acquired the roll in the 1930's.
No toners, but they sure had booming luster - and the best ones had already been cherry picked and sent in
for grading.
I wonder...
--Severian the Lame
So if you want one, but you don't want the same one that everyone else has, what do you look for that would differentiate yours from the herd?
I wonder...
Maybe....
Does anyone here NOT own one? (Or two....or three....)
I have three.
Maybe four.
Maybe more..
Liberty: Parent of Science & Industry
won it yesterday on flea bay for $32
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a.k.a "The BUFFINATOR"
So if you want one, but you don't want the same one that everyone else has, what do you look for that would differentiate yours from the herd?
I wonder...
way cool, i like
So if you want one, but you don't want the same one that everyone else has, what do you look for that would differentiate yours from the herd?
Smooth fields?