Mustacheman

Doesn’t take a genius.

Thank you for adding this quarter to the forum. And… as I originally thought, not even close to what I’m seeing. Sir please do not be so specific about everything. Does getting it inspected by PCGS or NGC usually also involve having it go through the grading process? Yea it does. I understand you are an ALL KNOWING BEING. HE IS GOOOOOOOOOOD. No not even close. Shush. I have the form right here in front of me. Don’t.

ShOUld I MaKE a URANIUM laced blanket too while I’m at it? 😭😂😂

Or how about I start investing in metals instead? cause coin collecting apparently isn’t even close to being lucrative… it’s ludicrous. Have fun looking at a whole lot of nothing for the remainder of your life. Hello gold and silver.

I brought it to a coin shop earlier today. He looks like he has been doing it for a very long time. He estimated it to be a really nice AU grade. About 20 bucks tops. So nothing special as expected.

Alright Santa Claus I know you don’t have anything better to do than to type behind a keyboard but don’t pretend to be the smartest one in the room and because you know more than I do. If you have useful input I’d love to hear it. Otherwise shut up please. And don’t bother to post anything else in my threads if you continue to act like a child.

Lettering and overall texture is much more sharp on my coin than that one. The lettering in liberty on that coin is smushed compared to the letters in mine which is not.

After having a little more of my own investigation, I noticed that there is but just a couple of die malformations with both the Indian Head and the Buffalo. Coins in this time apparently could only be struck so well and it causes there to be mere images of what should actually appear on a Buffalo Nickel. So I wanna say now it might be an MS 67. Maybe. What do you think?

I’m kidding. Not even close. But if only

I had a another closer look at the coin in that photo you sent and my coin… um… is that the mythical Three Legged Buffalo?

There is quite a noticeable difference from both a naked eye and under a microscope. It looks intentional but I guess only getting it graded would tell the truth

I got you a better pic. Based on my analysis… under my microscope there are but one to two noticeable scratches only. The rest of the coin is absolutely flawless. It may be close to MS 68

I asked for advice… not jealousy. This ain’t even my coin jack @$$ 😂😂