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1916-P Buffalo 2 Feather, No F, POSSIBLE 6/5?

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  • Off Center
    • May 2015
    • 110
    #1

    1916-P Buffalo 2 Feather, No F, POSSIBLE 6/5?

    1916-P Buffalo 2 Feather, No F, POSSIBLE 6/5?
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  • mustbebob
    Moderator
    • Aug 2007
    • 3050
    #2
    There is too much wear on the coin to come to any conclusion on your claims.
    Bob Piazza
    Lincoln Cent Attributer

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    • Off Center
      • May 2015
      • 110
      #3
      Take a look at some of the "so called" Buffalo doubled die listings and tell me how they can determine some of those when there is no visual doubling whatsoever. Then get back with me.

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      • Off Center
        • May 2015
        • 110
        #4
        Most are too worn also. How did they make a determination on those?

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        • jcuve
          Lead attributer
          • Apr 2008
          • 1497
          #5
          Originally posted by Off Center View Post
          Take a look at some of the "so called" Buffalo doubled die listings and tell me how they can determine some of those when there is no visual doubling whatsoever. Then get back with me.
          I am not terribly thrilled with your tone in your response. You're coming on to a free forum asking for assistance with attributions. Bob made the call, he has many years experience doing this. It is not his job to prove he is right.

          Coins listed as doubled dies are evaluated in hand, it could be that they are minor and the photos are not as clear as they could be.

          With the shots listed the coin has a lamination issue with striations visible, my suspicion is that maybe you're mistaking that as doubling. Otherwise, I do not see anything either.
          Jason Cuvelier

          CONECA
          Lead attributer

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          • mustbebob
            Moderator
            • Aug 2007
            • 3050
            #6
            Jason already said what I was about to say Off Center. You have multiple posts where your comments are not well received. Remember that you posted your questions here. If you are not able to deal with the replies, you are free to go elsewhere. My reply to this post was that there was too much wear to make a determination. No need for your reply. I have over 50 years in the hobby. Doesn't mean I am always right, but much more often than not, I am.
            Bob Piazza
            Lincoln Cent Attributer

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