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Key date buffalo! :clapping:

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"Dr.Tones"

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1921 S. Stupid patina ruined it. It has great detail too. Just wish it didn't get discolored :thumbdown:
 
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Nice find, regardless of the corrosion. Buffalo nickels, well, actually ALL older nickels dug around here look like crap. I've dug my share of them.... but never a 21S. Congrats! HH Randy

As a side note.... and I ain't recommending anyone do this..... but I run my nickels through a rock tumbler. Just be careful what type of solution you mix in it or they come out pink. Shiny, but pink!
 
Awesome:twodetecting:
 
Great find, too bad the design of the buffalo wasn't that well thought out which makes finding a nice a very rare find indeed. The detail on your is really good :)
 
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Use lime-away and soak it for a day or two in the concentrated liquid, it works very very well at taking away all the corrosion.
 
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