One more 1935 buffalo nickel to grade, this is the last one!

Try grading this slabbed buffalo nickel from the two pictures that follow. Will post the grade and more photos later.
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It's a die clashed 63 with what looks like a die crack or blemish on the rim to the left of the date.
Pete
MS64 and has a nice speck of green crust (pvc) on the reverse at 4 o'clock!
Yep. A greenie stick em cap. I don't know how i missed it.
DUH.
Pete
I would say MS63.....Chatter on the cheek, braid and chin.... Cheers, RickO
63-64.
Thanks for the input, here is the slab.....


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Somebody missed on this one in my opinion. I'd go MS 64 at best.
for comparison here is my 62

Thanks for posting this,a nice looking coin that should be a 63 IMO.
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ICG "I Can't Grade" either, lol
iMO this should be graded MS60 details, veridigris on reverse at 4 o’clock
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I have had "Better" coins grade worse than that but then again I would not want my coins in that type holder either!
Another overgraded coin, but at least it isn't a 68. Has ICG become more conservative than NGC for this series?
I once owned a 1938-d ICG ms68 buffalo nickel that was an incredible coin and IMO was truly deserving of the ms68 grade.
Bought it for $500 and then it sold at a Heritage auction for over $1000. At least I made a bit of $$ on it.
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