Time to reprise this 1914-S Buffalo nickel

I haven't shown this in a couple of years. It's raw, but not for long--sending in tomorrow. It's one of my favorite pieces, and up there for a '14-S.




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<< <i>Very nice.
<< <i>What grade do YOU think it will bring? >>
Either a body bag for AT, or MS64. I personally see it as MS65.
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<< <i>What grade do YOU think it will bring? >>
Either a body bag for AT, or MS64. I personally see it as MS65. >>
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<< <i>What grade do YOU think it will bring? >>
Either a body bag for AT, or MS64. I personally see it as MS65. >>
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<< <i>What grade do YOU think it will bring? >>
Either a body bag for AT, or MS64. I personally see it as MS65. >>
I agree.
That's an eyeful.
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<< <i>I submitted, and results are back: MS62. >>
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<< <i>I submitted, and results are back: MS62. >>
I don't know where they came up with that grade
There must be some stuff that isn't showing in the images.
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<< <i>I submitted, and results are back: MS62. >>
I don't know where they came up with that grade
There must be some stuff that isn't showing in the images. >>
I think the MS61 and MS62 grades on these hint that there may be a bit of friction wear, but not necessarily from circulation. It emits a slight air of uncertainty about the coin. Just my opinion.
Pete
<< <i>The obverse is hammered but the reverse is WEAK at best! >>
Man, you think thats weak! I dont see it, it has a full head and split tail.
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<< <i>Believe it ----If they grade any coin with COLOR--- they are extremely cautious with the grade --- 1 or 2 points under. And yes I feel the reverse for the date is weakly struck !!!
You called it MS64 the first time I showed it, a couple of years back:
http://forums.collectors.com/messageview.cfm?catid=26&threadid=608142&highlight_key=y&keyword1=1914-S
So what you're saying in regard to the color is, if I flash-dip the toning off it and resubmit, the 1-2 point demerits will be gone, and it could go MS65 or MS66. Right?
Just kidding, Ed. I know where you're coming from. The superb 1913-S T1 in NGC MS67 (which you've seen) that I just tried to cross, was turned down for artificial color. It's an older NGC holder and hasn't been touched, and the first time I tried to cross it, it was merely "DNC." The inherent PCGS bias/fear about toned coins has probably intensified since your observation of a couple of years ago. Understandable I guess.
Garrow