VasquezJ

Got a quick photo of one of the coins of the 1927 Buffalos but don’t know why the photo came out darker than what it really is because it’s a light beige cream color or something close to that.

Just got a quick photo of one of the coins but don’t know why it looks darker than what it really is, color or is like a light beige cream color.

I understand exactly what your saying but honestly that was my first submission and i did a few mistakes on submission form which I was told that way the reason for delay. Which was about a month ago. Was reviewed as a regular 1943 steel cent and not through Error. Got Reviewed for second time again but this time as Mint Error which was I believe like 2-3 days ago and now at the stage of Encapsulation.

Il just show the results when I receive it.

Just for your information I still haven’t received the 1943 Steel Wheat Bronze Coated 1C Struck Error coin but it’s already getting incapacitated and hopefully will get shipped out tomorrow. I understand there’s will be lots of mistakes being done and got lot more to learn I don’t know all information about every coin but I can respond for most coins I own. Don’t have photos to show the 1943 steel cent yet but as soon as it arrives I will post it up. Also as far the the 1927 Buffalo Special Strike, I’m not just going based off just Sharpness of the coin and Square edges of rim, I’m also confident it is a Special Strike because only the coins that have been discovered have the Die Mark on reverse right underneath buffalo head and 2 of the coins have that mark. Coin dealers also mentioned that as well when doing an in person inspection. No other Buffalo coins in the whole series have that mark only Special Strike Buffalo Coins.

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On both coins I got several in person inspections by coin experts to confirm what I seeing and was confirmed that’s why I’m 💯 % positive there both actual authentic coins just of course still had to get them both graded. Until results are in then we know results in details about both coins.

Don’t have to believe anything I said, don’t even bother me like that but I will post results of both 1943 Bronze and 1927 Special Strike Buffalo and then we’ll see what’s said after that but either way I let evidence speak for it self.

Would show reverse side but you all can just wait till after I get it graded.

Just for your information I did take coin to 3 coin dealers and all confirmed to be a 1927 Buffalo Nickel Special Strike. Either all 3 different coin dealers were wrong or you’re wrong. So yes it will get graded and will post results as well. 👍🏼

All of those look like business buffalo coins. Not even close to being a proof. How long you been dealing with coins? Just asking, no disrespect in any way.

All those coins have round edge rims

Ok well show me at least one photo and any business coin that looks at least somewhat similarly to this coin. Don’t think you’ll ever find it because it doesn’t exist except for the Proofs.

And yes there’s I think like 6 of them that are exactly the same way. Will also take them to a few local coin dealers just to get second opinion. Not going through every coin thinking it’s a rare coin, just know what I’m looking at. Either way il post results after I submit them.

My question was regarding doing submission being that website says only 3 exist but 4 have been graded.

There’s no regular circulated Buffalo with a square sharp rim like that only Proof Buffalos.

Received one photo only and not around coin to get any more photos till tomorrow afternoon but anyways there a view of the rim.

Or even better, what coin show you wanna meet at and I can have the coin experts tell both of us if it’s a Special Strike or not and we’ll find out right there and then.

Coinbuf or whatever your name is? How bout we place a legal bet on the 1927 Buffalo Nickel being a Special Strike? Il get and contract and meet you where ever your located and we both sign?

Yes I understand that, but like you said an in person inspection would by best option but il for sure post up more photos so you can view them and have a better understanding of what I’m talking about.