GTG 38D Buffalo

I have a real soft spot for these.
GTG, and the holder.
It truly is the golden color, with blue in the top his hair.
I just tethered my camera to the lap top.
My capabilities have greatly expanded, still learning.
Its very flashy and colorful.

 

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NGC fatty MS65. The coin is nice but the strike is rather weak for the issue and these really need to be pristine to get premium gem. Too much light chatter on the reverse to go MS66.

 

65

 

I'm between 64 and 65 but it's lovely
65 FTW

 

On the front leg?
Because, the slab is marred a bit on the reverse. the ribs and rear leg are Quite clean.

 

Yes, and I know some of that is planchet roughness, but the 38-D comes with spectacular quality, this example just has too poor of strike and too much chatter for a premium gem grade, IMO.

 

NGC MS64+

 

I love it. I'll guess ANACS old holder @ MS66.

 

Lehigh nailed the no line fatty,
What color?

 

Eye appealing 65, tho' the strike is weak as has been noted.

 

Leg and cheek only real contact marks I see and not very distracting.

MS66

 

Maybe @Paddy54 knows which variety.
It's hard enough to attribute in hand,

 

That's a tough one. RPM-009?

 

MS64 but, let it be known that I'm as good at grading Buffs as I am with Peace Dollars - not very proficient...

 

65

 

If I say anything I will give it away!

 

Ah, sorry. Just venturing a guess then.

 

You know what they say about being 3rd on a match ,and in $200 money sweet

 

Pull to the lowest$ That you think could be accepted, I even thought about giving the Shop a fair deal, remembered "Pawn Shop" . And said SOLD!

 

So I am correct.....your find is the hat trick on this variety in the what 3 weeks - month?