13 buffalo nickel varieties you should know about

This videos features some of the more popular buffalo nickel varieties. Double die obverse, double die reverse, re-punched mint marks, 2 feathers, and 3 leg varieties.

[@bethfaulkner6477]

I found a pristine 38 Buffalo Nickle.😎

[@jameslaplant5077]

Awesome injoyed the video thank you

[@_gravitae_2761]

When your holding a buffalo nickel hoping to be a millionaire

[@karlblomquist9249]

I believe 2-Feather varieties occur when you have clashed dies. When the field of the coin is lapped (sanded/abraded) to remove the image transfer from the opposite die (the die has an incuse image), the abrading removes some of the surface, or field (think of using sandpaper to remove scratches from a piece of wood.) Because some images are real shallow on a die, they will disappear during the abrading process. The small feather is a low relief image, and because it is low relief, if the cleaning up of the die is really aggressive, you will have a completely removed small feather. For a 2-1/2 feather Buffalo Nickel, only light abrading was needed to remove the clashed die marks, so the whole small feather incuse design was not completely removed.

[@vinceianfedelis7352]

Will a 1918-S Buffalo Nickel with multiple die cracks and die chips and some doubling will be that valuable?

[@andybuza1736]

I have one that looks like a three leg but it's a dark-colored nickel it may be start to Greece 1919

[@edithrivas4797]

Me gusto. Usted me puede decir cuanto vale un billete de diez dolares vino con un sello RRS y otro sello C.2. Le agradezco que alguien me diga que significa esos sello

[@deborahking5465]

I have a 1935 Indian Buffalo Nickel in good condition. Is it worth anything?

[@ericniedzielski5259]

How much are the two feathers varieties worth on any buffalo nickel?

[@josemendez1917]

hallow i got a 1936 bufalo you think it have a some good money on it?thanks

[@johnnydecker9947]

I found a 1936 buffalo nickel and on the reverse A and M the edges are on top of each other and the letters in AMERICA are bigger than the rest on back.Could this coin be worth much.

[@cworld7669]

i found a 1913 buffalo nickel at work. could you help me i know nothing about it?

[@CoinOppLtd]

+caleb reynolds oh wow cool find. That's the first year. You can send me an image and I'll give u my opinion as to value. [e-mail]

[@cworld7669]

i just sent you an email

[@karlblomquist9249]

1913 was the first year of mintage for the Buffalo Nickel. James Earl Fraser is the designer of both the obverse (front), and reverse (back) of the coin. When Teddy Roosevelt was President, he wanted more artistic designs for our coinage. Fraser's designs were picked for the the 5-cent nickel. There are two varieties of the 1913 Buffalo Nickel. The first variety placed the Buffalo on a mound. The mint marks from Denver (D) and San Francisco (S) were placed on the mound, below the 'FIVE CENTS'. A few months after production of the Buffalo Nickel, Mint Officials realized there would be too much wear of the letters on the mound, causing them to disappear. The solution to this problem was to design a mound that would protect the words FIVE CENTS, and the mint marks. This was achieved by removing some of the mound, and putting the letters into the removed area: this is Variety II, or the Lined Mound variety. Because the 'Lined Mound' variety was minted later in 1913, there are not as many coins minted. These are the rarer of the two varieties. The San Francisco, Variety II coin is a key coin in the Buffalo Nickel series.

[@michaelreese83]

hello I have an 1885 and 1879 Morgan silver dollar do you think they have any value

[@CoinOppLtd]

Michael Reese yes!!!!! of course condition is key, but keep in mind that Morgan dollars are 90% silver. so no matter what it's always worth its weight in silver. with photos I can easily appraise your Morgan dollars. [e-mail]

[@michaelreese83]

Ok I'll send you some photos

[@freddierivera9385]

Michael Reese a

[@willyrogersorensen4344]

I have one 1935 Buffalo 5 cent. And another but you cant cee the year on it.

[@joannhenton402]

I found a coin that sticks to magnet but can not tell what it is because it is rust what do I need to help

[@joannhenton402]

This is my first time doing this

[@joemiller9421]

These would be hard to find since the buffalo nickels wear out so quick

[@asdfpoop33921]

Yes but there are still tons of fully dated ones. The most worn one I found in a bag of 253+ roll of 22 is a partial date 1919. All the rest were mostly full dates.

[@مريمياسر-ع6ه]

انا عراقي نفس هذه العمله لاكن كبيرة الحجم عام 1913 ارجوالتواصل nosbeek anjilsh

[@lilianzimet9641]

tengo el del año 1927 s , se hicieron 3.430.000 , y otra con una fecha muy vieja (1920)

[@godsendization]

why is the 1930 noteworthy?

[@mortfort2130]

song?

[@johnnedward1083]

I just found a pile of these

[@AndresPerlazaRosso227]

Hello I have seven buffalo nickel can u help me?

[@stevebrown6524]

My first time respect I have three Nickels here 1992 P double rim both sides all round FULL STEPS and doubling on Monticello 2016P double rim both sides all round FULL STEPS and my $5 million INDIAN HEAD BUFFALO NICKEL A `V` Chamfer moldED on the bull The design of theo `V show it could not be done after the coin was made by any means LOVE THE SPORT HELP ME I THANK YOU ` I`M FROM JAMAICA

[@MrZass777]

I have 1930,1937 and the other one i dont know the year.i cannot see

[@Sucram1]

mines is an error it has no date

[@alexandercruz1591]

i have 1915 d/s here

[@cynthiaharris31]

I have a 1927 Buffalo nickel would like to know if anyone is interested in it ?

[@rafaelmartinez9238]

Tengo una 1930

[@lilianzimet9641]

Hola , Tengo una moneda de Bufalo del año 1936 con ceca D . Tengo otras del año 1927 con ceca S. otra delñ año 1920, sin ceca ,, no la pierda.................

[@stevencase318]

I have a 1936 and the other looks like 1916 or 1918 the mint mark is f or p it's hard to tell and I have 1946 penny with the d S and the 1955 d and think it is the one you described

[@pearlynares2768]

I have 1916

[@arnulfogarciaaceves5751]

Cómo puedo mandar una moneda del fufalo

[@thehawkhawkins6233]

hi all I have so far 78 pennies 1953 D. die crack from rim through O. in GOD to lincolns ear lobe all I average 11 a roll

[@jorgevaldez5740]

yo tengo la moneda con la letra E del 1936.

[@salvadorcortez679]

YOTENGOLADE 1935 CUANTO PUEDE VALER

[@6milepete888]

I found a 1936 just today

[@yuhjung5939]

6Mile Pete i

[@pabloramirez4690]

I have one of these buffalo nickle, 1936.How can i change it to cash?

[@styringmike]

Shove it up you bhole

[@francisquintero45]

I have morguel silver dollar 1878 an 1882 Own sale

[@fredysoliveros105]

Tengo una de 5 centavo 1935 cuál es su baño y otra del un 1 centavo del 1944 cura es su bor

[@francisquintero45]

Help I have nickel 1884

[@kachifalma3adin]

Ihave 1934

[@rhondavaughn2536]

I have a buffalo nickel 1927 don't no if it's real but I have had it for 10 yrs not in good condition

[@CoinOppLtd]

+Rhonda Vaughn it's most likely real. 1927 is. Fairly common date. If you can still see all of the date on it then it's worth 50 cents to a dollar.

[@rhondavaughn2536]

Thank you for reaching out I am saving it for my son maybe when he gets 50 like me he can pass it to his children for history purposes :)

[@freddierivera9385]

Rhonda Vaughn ii

[@shanequayoung169]

I have a 1937 Indian Head buffalo nickel! Not sure if it is worth anything!

[@8234481]

Hola, tengo monedas de cinco centavos del BÚFALO: 1913, 1914, 1916, 1916 D, 1917, 1917D, 1917S, 1918 D, 1918S, 1919, 1919D, 1920D, 1920S, 1924, 1925, 1925D, 1926D, 1927D, 1928D, 1935, 1936

[@8234481]

Quisiera saber cómo puedo hacer para CERTIFICARLAS o VENDERLAS (Panamá)

[@juanramon9801]

Aracelly González toda vía tienes los Pentax del bufalo