Neither. 316 looks like it has retoned badly from a bad dip job. 317 looks like it has retoned horribly from a bad dip job. Urine color toning is unattractive to me. Well, you asked.
Change that we can believe in is that change which is 90% silver.
I'd have to see them in hand. The color and toning pattern on the first coin is clearly superior, but it looks like the second might have a touch more luster and originality. Overall I'd take the first given the information provided, but in reality I would pass on both...Mike
Collector of Large Cents, US Type, and modern pocket change.
Same reasons as already stated...First has better toning IMO, a better strike it looks like, and a bit more luster. Could always just be the photos though!
Well preserved coins... but I prefer coins with no toning.... would not buy them, but would accept them as a gift. The toning, by the way, in my opinion, looks 'assisted'...... Truly amazing condition though. Cheers, RickO
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The large spot on the reverse of 10848317 is distracting.
My first post...updated with pics
I collect mostly moderns and I'm currently working on a US type set.
Garrow
-Amanda
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316 looks like it has retoned badly from a bad dip job.
317 looks like it has retoned horribly from a bad dip job.
Urine color toning is unattractive to me.
Well, you asked.
<< <i>I went with the second one, due to the very poorly struck "LIBERTY" on the first (assuming the pic is accurate). >>
Liberty is weak on all 1913 Buffalo nickels, but you're right, it is stronger on the second example.
-Amanda
I'm a YN working on a type set!
My Buffalo Nickel Website Home of the Quirky Buffaloes Collection!
Proud member of the CUFYNA
I wish the second one had the look of the first one
K
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17 is a weaker strike, and I don't like streaky alloy mixes on nickels.
Ken