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Question !Originally posted by sumdunce View Post
Have you ever looked at the Three Cent Nickels for clashes. OMG, there are some doozies in that series.
You can clearly see the "III" of the reserve on the obverse die, and the reverse sports a clash that is noteworthy as well.
I personally have seen some that are beyond belief.
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I don't recall if I had ever seen a buffalo clash this nice. Very nice indeed!Leave a comment:
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I like clashed coins... 1928S Buffalo nickel
In the hopes there is another that might enjoy clashed die coins. Here is a recent purchase.
Clashed marks behind head and under chin on the front. Back has slight clashed above buffalo back haunch.
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