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Joe you still have some great Buffalos. I only have a few left, most of them in my proof set. Here’s one: (View Post)

I was following it over the weekend although I never entered a bid. It would be interesting to know if the winning bidder ever put his own or a trusted pair of eyes on the coin. I think the price was… (View Post)

It’s common in many business strike buffalos. I never minded the look but a number of Buffalo hunters would avoid such examples. Look at the obverse fields here: (View Post)

Some coins just seem to make the rounds - from bourse to auction to bourse. Like a car going endlessly around a traffic circle and never making it to an exit (in this case a person’s collection). (View Post)

So many great coins here! The 1866 is a tough date and I love your example. Also like the 1841, the 1853, the 1883, okay I like them all! Seated halves are such a great series because of the way they… (View Post)