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For those of you who said MS 64 hit it right on the button. 1928 D is one of the worst struck date / mm for the buffalos. This one throws alot of people off.
I agree that the quality for this date is not great... and 64 is about right. I was expecting a lower grade based more on the description of the holder... old NGC Fattie...
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That's a total shot in the dark...
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I'll say NGC misgraded it AU58.
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<< <i>I'd say 58 as well...looks nice to me!!! >>
This coin looks really nice in hand
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Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
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Maybe some rub or wear on the buff shoulder??
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MS-63 is my guess; a stronger strike and I'd go 64
<< <i>Is that a doubled die? Looks like there's doubling on the chin and neck. Probably just the light. >>
Took a closer look... Might be.. today we would call it Machine doubling? back then?? who knows. Cool at either rate.
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