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Newp...1925-S Buff....Oh my my my my my my

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TomB

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It's got a heck of a lot of color and is even struck better than many I have seen for this era from the branch mints.

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That is an outrageously beautiful coin, and has the type of look that is worth multiples of "base value".

 

I'm sure glad to here you say that. I paid up for this coin and I feel the price was just right. I love the look of this coin and I appreciate the deal.

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It's got a heck of a lot of color and is even struck better than many I have seen for this era from the branch mints.

 

This is probably the most eye appealing 25-S I've ever seen, so I bought it. Thanks for the comment. I VERY happy with this pick-up. I purchase this coin from a new friend I made ATS . I am very thankful to Jom for this coin. Thanks buddy!!.....Joe

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jesbroken

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For a coin with such a poor strike record, this is exceptional, especially the date. Great pickup, Joe, congrats. I doubt you would be able to find such a well struck specimen with this color again. Thanks for sharing.

Jim

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MarkFeld

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Joe, I don't know how you find so many gorgeous Buffalo Nickels. You spoil us with them.

 

Congratulations on yet another outrageously beautiful addition!

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James_OldeTowne

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It's got a heck of a lot of color and is even struck better than many I have seen for this era from the branch mints.

In my experience, from the era of terrible 1920s strikes, 1925-S has the best odds of being well struck. This one's a hands-down keeper!

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jom

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It's gorgeous. Is that a NGC holder I see in the background? What did it grade?

 

MS62

 

jom

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