Buffalo Nickels - some PGCS graded/some raw. 27-D PCGS63 Added 3/7

ad4400 · February 3, 2016 7:15AM

1927-D PCGS63. $450. SOLD Currently PCGS63 but bought ANACS64. Compare details in central portion both obverse and reverse, details in buffalo head and crispness in date and lettering to 64s. Reverse toning is more vibrant and gold than Truview suggests. Asking $450 which is a strong premium for current grade but bargain at old grade. I am a believer in this coin and will be giving it another try raw if no takers.

1928-D PCGS64. SOLD Just an insane strike for a 28-D. Check out the braid details and the fullness of the mane on the buffalo. Luster on this piece it outstanding as well, what you would expect to see next-grade-up. The grade is a real head scratcher to the naked eye, it is only once under the loupe and at certain angles do some carbon spots and a hit on the reverse leg make you think the grade of 64 makes any sense at all. Still a super PQ piece that I thought was going to be my forever coin until I upgraded to a rainbow toned 65.

1930-P PCGS64: $80. REDUCED TO $70 FINAL REDUCTION TO $60 Wonderful luster for the grade with extremely attractive toning of primarily blues and gold, with some rose hues sneaking in. The strike is typical for the year. Overall a very eye appealing piece.

1916-P, FORMER PCGS65: $350. REDUCED TO $315 SOLD All there in so many ways: No one would argue with full strike (Truviews never do a good job on the details of buffalo nickels) and not a hit work mentioning. Fields are evenly toned in gold/rose, while devices have taken on a pleasant violet.

1925-P, FORMER NGC63: $90. REDUCED TO $80 FINAL REDUCTION TO $70 As far as strike and hits the piece looks better than a lot of ones in 64 holders. Pleasant even toning, primarily a dark gold or copper with some rose highlights poking through.

1926-P: My grade 63: $50. REDUCED TO $45 Nice no problem piece that simply lacks the luster for a higher grade. Decent strike, no distracting hits, nice original nickel color.

ad4400 · February 5, 2016 4:38AM

ad4400 · February 7, 2016 6:09AM

1935-P FORMER PCGS64: $65. Great Strike and pleasant patina not usually seen for the date - as the images suggests there are pleasant gold, violet and blue under tones. Luster and surfaces also scream a higher grade. GTG years back had this pegged for a much higher grade. Piece is now raw.GTG Thread

ad4400 · February 8, 2016 11:21AM

Bump

ad4400 · February 9, 2016 1:14PM

TTT

ad4400 · February 10, 2016 1:50AM

BUMP.

ad4400 · February 11, 2016 12:45PM

57-d is sold

ad4400 · February 13, 2016 12:43PM

Bump

ad4400 · February 15, 2016 8:43AM

New stuff added

ironmanl63 · February 15, 2016 10:15AM

When you say former does that mean you cracked the coin out?

Relaxn · February 15, 2016 12:03PM

Pm sent

ad4400 · February 18, 2016 1:37AM

Originally posted by: ironmanl63
When you say former does that mean you cracked the coin out?

Correct. FORMER = now raw

ad4400 · February 22, 2016 9:34AM

Ttt

ad4400 · February 24, 2016 1:34AM

bump. Prices further reduced. These are the floor, below which I think I will do better off sending for grading and consignment.

ad4400 · February 28, 2016 2:07AM

bump for your Sunday consideration.

Relaxn · March 1, 2016 5:35AM

Pm sent

ad4400 · March 7, 2016 5:19AM

27-D PCGS63 added in OP

crazyhounddog · March 8, 2016 9:23AM

Hello,
Will you please tell me the grade of that 25 Buff. Is it a pcgs gradedBuff or is it raw?
Thank you for your time, Joe
Please send pm thanks

Shamika · March 9, 2016 9:57AM

Alain - This are some nice pieces. I'd be all of that 16-P if I didn't already own one in 65.

Love the originality of the 27-D and so wish I could see it in-hand.

I think the 28-D is amazing. Looks like a 65.

ad4400 · March 19, 2016 3:01AM

TTT

Buffalo Nickels - some PGCS graded/some raw. 27-D PCGS63 Added 3/7

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