GTG-My slabbed 1913-S Type 2 Buffalo Nickel*Results*

mr1931S

1913-S T2 nickel. 23 guesses gave a number. Median-35. Average-35.43. Low-25 (2). High-45 (2). Most-35 (9).

My 1913-S T1, sent in for grading same time as the T2, is shown here for comparison purposes.

1913-S PCGS VF30 Type 2

1913-S PCGS AU50 Type 1

Black.Diamond

Looks like an xf-45 to me.

streeter

35

Mr_Spud

I’ll go 40

privatecoin

Vf35

FullHorn

40

2windy2fish

VF35

jesbroken

VF30
Jim

Cladiator

I don't really care what numeric grade was assigned to it, even if it's a details grade. It's got a great look in my opinion. I'd gladly have it my humble collection of Buffs, it would fit in great. Nice pick up.

Coin Finder

VF 30

OAKSTAR

35+

gumby1234

I will say 40

[Deleted User]

VF30

Steven59

No horn tip showing - VF30

davewesen

VF25

TPRC

25

Walkerfan

XF 40

Smudge

35

Kove

VF 35

TR

XF40 my guess. Nice coin.

Shamika

VF35

TomB

That coin is absolutely gorgeous.

DDR

Beautiful coin, I'd say EF-45.

jfriedm56

I’d say VF-35

ricko

That is a nice Buff... I will say 35..... Cheers, RickO

MarkKelley

Today: XF-40. In the old days: VF-20.

mr1931S

Thanks everyone for guessing a number grade and thanks too for the comments with no number. I am delighted with the grade my 1913-S Type 2 nickel received. PCGS Gold Shield...it just doesn't get any better!

ponderit

Congrats, great looking Buffalo!

BuffaloIronTail

1913-S T2 isn't usually struck that well. It's also clashed most of the time.

For the strike alone, the coin is exceptional,

Pete

mr1931S

@BuffaloIronTail said:
1913-S T2 isn't usually struck that well. It's also clashed most of the time.

For the strike alone, the cin is exceptional,

Pete

When I saw this coin at a show, I had to have it. Bought from J&J Coins, Sioux City, Iowa. John didn't have this '13-S out in his case when I stopped at his table. He will ask one, "What are you looking for?" I told him I was looking for early Buffs. You know, 1913, 1914, key dates in mid grades, not all worn out or with problem. So he went to one of his many boxes of coins in 2x2 holders and pulled the '13-S and a '14-D out for me to inspect. I bought both coins. I've seen more 1909-S V.D.B.'s for sale at shows the last few years than I have 1913-S Type 2 nickels.