So I'll bet you thought there were no 15th century Liteside coins, huh?

lordmarcovan

Think again!

Just think of what sort of history this "1496 buffalo nickle" might have seen! Why, Columbus himself might've carried it in his pocket when he discovered America!

wybrit

AuldFartte

satootoko

Bailathacl

A starting bid of $750 seems perfectly reasonable to me....

sumnom

If it was slabbed I would consider bidding. This is a key date in the series and widely counterfeited.

FilamCoins

Didn't Columbus discover America in 1492??

mrfred

I guess that they did not have good cameras back then; the image is very fuzzy.

Aethelred

With photos like this who can doubt the fella?

wybrit

So the Buffalo "Nickle" (can't anyone spell that word??) series was resumed over 400 years after it was discontinued. Wow, you learn something new every day.

Aethelred

I have a Buffalo Nickle from 135 BC, just L@@K at how clear the date is!

wybrit

A great addition to your BC date collection! Do they have a Whitman folder available?

JZrarities

Don't be so quick to judge.

The '1' in the date is hard to read (and might not be there). Probably a 496 A.D. date...

I heard the rumor of the existance of a 'Dark Ages' Buffalo nickle...

This could be IT.

hahahaaaa

Philip

This coin is very rear.

lordmarcovan

Not only is it very rear, but it's apparently haunted, too. Note the ectoplasmic donut in the picture.



No, wait- I suppose that could be a giant amoeba. Nothing supernatural about a giant amoeba.