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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Victor, post: 938228, member: 5454&quot;]I had a 1936 Proof Buffalo nickel that the former owner purchased as a PF-65.&nbsp; It had a couple black spots on the reverse near the rim.&nbsp; One spot under the tail looked like it had been worked on as there was a concave area right where the corrosion was.&nbsp; Someone probably ground down the spot with a dremel.&nbsp; The obverse was very nice and probably PF64.&nbsp; Anyway I sent it to ANACS and it came back </p><p>&quot;corroded, rim polished, PF-60 details&quot;</p><p>So I didn&#039;t want to keep the coin, took it to a coin show.&nbsp; I wanted $350 for it. One dealer offered up a raw [cleaned] Booker T. Washington commemorative half as an even trade.&nbsp; As I was walking away he offered $100 cash.&nbsp; That was an insult and I have done a lot of business with him.</p><p>&nbsp;The next table I went to the dealer was more serious.&nbsp; He offered $300 cash or credit toward a trade.</p><p>I traded even for a NGC MS69 1986 quarter ounce AGE.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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