PCGS unboxing - 1800s California Fractional Gold, toned Buffalo Nickel, and Buffalo error (?)

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No not the 14 over 13 Need the complete bar across the 4
Comment from : Jeff Rummell

The gloves are way better for the videos More professional and less distracting Why do sometimes the coins are returned in a plastic box?? I’ve found a good LCS but promise to buy from your shop soon !
Comment from : Warren Zx9

We were told by Daniel at CoinHelpU that ANACS grades the most varieties of coins, some that aren't accepted by PCGS I looked at PCGS and it appears they only grade one or two varieties, but in their description they say "several" varieties of 14/13 were made The regular 1914 image in PCGS does NOT have the notch next to the 4 as yours does, but yours doesnt appear to have the date doubling Maybe yours is a variety that only ANACS would certify Ben br wwwpcgscom/coinfacts/coin/detail/3924
Comment from : Andy Slingblade

That 14/13 should have a notch to the top right of the 4 PCGS shows 2 varieties and both have doubling in the other digits, especially the 9 PCGS says there are several varieties Does other digits in the date show doubling Ben? (4:50) I'm not sure there is doublingbr wwwpcgscom/coinfacts/coin/detail/93924
Comment from : Andy Slingblade

Yes Ben, California gold is very interesting and sadly highly counterfeited That 1st Buffalo was at least a 66
Comment from : Andy Slingblade

Nice coins! I like the fractional coins but then again, I like all gold coins :)brGood Luck & Happy Huntin' All!
Comment from : Diggin It!

I thought that the Buffalo would grade 66
Comment from : Indian Head Sense

AT LEAST A 66 Ben!I myself see a MS-66+ (And "Star" With NGC, BUT HELL! They have been very limited "Stars" coming out of NGC!) 🤔IM TELLING YA!Something Stinks over at BOTH PCGS AND NGC!AS OF LATE ANYWAYS!!
Comment from : Reilly Family

I've gone through my fair of slabbed Buffalo nickels that's at least an MS66 all day long
Comment from : S F Nezami • فردین

Ben when i seen that nickel i thought it was at least a MS66
Comment from : Jose Figueroa

Great coins that Buffalo Nickel should be a MS67
Comment from : kyo19792001

You truly have some of the finest coins I've ever seenbrI watch every upload!
Comment from : IllPropaganda

Really enjoyed seeing those California Gold pieces
Comment from : David Ufford

The 1930 buffalo is a 67 all day long again PCGS is wrong thanks for the showing
Comment from : tim maybanks

At least PCGS could of graded the 1930 Buffalo nickel 65+
Comment from : John Love

That 1930 Buffalo looks like a 67 not a 65 in my opinion
Comment from : Numismatic Picker

Looks like it to me and I don't know how in the heck that would not be a real variety it obviously is lol love your videos brobrThanks for all you dobrThanks again
Comment from : Colorado Coin Hunter

That certainly looks like a faint 3 underneath the 4 It looks slightly raised to the upper left and upper right, in the shape of a 3 Maybe resubmit to NGC and pay for error coin validation? Maybe they won't call it altered surface too! Oh, and the 1930 had to buy it :)
Comment from : James Goss