64 with ugly toning on the obverse, but then I'm not a fan of toning. Others may see it as beautiful.
Nice coin; XF.
61? I was going to say 64, and I'm usually conservative on these.
I used a sponge mop and towels. Stupidly, I put the wet towels into the washing machine and hit Spin & Dry. All the water the cycle took out of...
QEII was really pretty when she became queen, and the pretty 95-year-olds are few and far between. It's pretty amazing that she's even still alive...
My washing machine flooded my utility room today, and I feared I was going to have to go to a laundromat. I managed to pull the dryer out far...
Can't be a Fine anything, in my opinion. Look at the eagle's feathers. I agree with all the XF40 grades on here.
The most recent pictures look a lot better to me than the ones first posted, or maybe it's because I now know the grade it got! It is a nice coin,...
Does it strike you that the color on the two Buffs shown here is really odd? What do you make of that?
It was a dealer who worked for SilverTowne, and it happened several years ago. I just thought it was amusing. At the time, I was trying to sell an...
What did they do to deserve 2nd class status? Nada. If I weren't working on PCGS and NGC Registry Sets, I would strongly consider ANACS for...
63
63FH
Looks like there's consensus in the comments you've gotten: Spend your money on something else.
Exactly my preference.
If you want to read an authoritative treatise on coin preservation, cleaning, and toning, check out the second edition of Weimar White's Coin...
XF45, cleaned.
If you have your inventory of U.S. coins on the Heritage site, you can find for each coin its CDN, PCGS, and NGC values with CAC values for the...
In a coin shop near Rice University in Houston, the proprietor showed me a full, 40-coin mint state roll of 1926-D Buffs. They all had full,...
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