1930-S Buffalo 5 cent??

bigtonydallas

I just bought a 1930-s Buffalo 5 cent at a pawn shop. This coin is in about VF condition. It looks real close to the 2 feather variety but would probably be a 2 1\2 feathers. At what point does it constitue a 2 feather? Ill try to get a pic of it but does someone have examples of a 2 feather that has a very slight third feather? Of a 2 1/2 feather?
Thanks

Jimnight

I'll wait to see the pictures.

ricko

The two feather just has two feathers....I do not see one listed in the CPG....Cheers, RickO

BuffaloIronTail

Gotta show no trace of a feather to be considered a two-fer.

Pete

joeykoins

It's funny, I'm just starting to check my "Dateless buffs", and I came across a 2-Feather. At least it appears to be? No remnant of a feather left behind. It's a 1920;


Here's a 1918 2-Feather, a TRUE 2-Feather I bought at a previous show.

koynekwest

The '20-S is a known 2 feather date. The 1918 is a slightly better date for the variety.> @ricko said:

The two feather just has two feathers....I do not see one listed in the CPG....Cheers, RickO

The latest (Vol 6) CPG lists them. I compiled the list for them.

ricko

@koynekwest....Thanks... but I have sixth edition vol 1... but do not have any listing for a 1920 two feather....Just double checked....Cheers, RickO

koynekwest

Check pages 307 thru 310. Since all 2 feather coins look pretty much the same it would be redundant to picture each one separately, so, to save space, I recommended that one example should be pictured followed by a list of known dates. It is listed there.