Is this a 1913 matte Buffalo ?
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<< <i>Proof 1913 Buffs were produced with matte finishe, not satin finish. The coin appears to be a typical business strike. >>
Yes, Tom that is what I meant
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<< <i> The coin appears to be a typical business strike. >>
Looks business strike to me too, but much nicer than a "typical" business strike
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<< <i>Nice Buff.... is it entombed? Cheers, RickO >>
Not yet it will go in soon.
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<< <i>Nice Buff.... is it entombed? Cheers, RickO >>
Not yet it will go in soon. >>
will be well worth the money!
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<< <i> The coin appears to be a typical business strike. >>
Looks business strike to me too, but much nicer than a "typical" business strike
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No-machine or strike doubled.
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It's funny how this close-up image shows a "sand blasted" appearance somewhat similar to a matte proof even though this coin is a business strike.
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It's funny how this close-up image shows a "sand blasted" appearance somewhat similar to a matte proof even though this coin is a business strike. >>
That is why I ask if it could be one it just had the look.
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