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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Paddy54, post: 2651511, member: 19250&quot;]Number&nbsp; 1 the 1915 P are among the most sharply&nbsp; struck coins of the series.</p><p>Number&nbsp; 2 they are known&nbsp; by TPG&#039;S as a coin that is very often&nbsp; submitted&nbsp; to be graded as proof specimens.</p><p>The fact is that the proofs and MS nickel are so close&nbsp; that it is a recurring&nbsp; issues as MS being sent in as Proof strikes.</p><p>Number&nbsp; 3 Most have a satin like finish luster&nbsp; associated&nbsp; with proof coins. Thus it is believed&nbsp; that many were struck with retired&nbsp; proof dies.</p><p>Number 4 As the dies wore the luster they produced became more frosty&nbsp; and textured . Yet no matter their die state they remained with outstanding&nbsp; luster.</p><p>Number&nbsp; 5 do to all of the above the 1915 P buffalo is a tad bit more expensive&nbsp;&nbsp; { not in this case} than other P buffalo&#039;s , makes for the perfect&nbsp; specimen&nbsp; by date for a type set.</p><p>mintage 20,987,270&nbsp; ranked 45/64</p><p>Thus I rest my case that the TPG whom graded this had no idea what they were grading.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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