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Some nice Buffalo Nickels on Ebay

buffnutbuffnut Posts: 933
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Please have a look- some scarce varieties in uncommon grades! Click on the link below for more details and pictures-

1935 D Buffalo Nickel PCGS MS65 HUGE Full Strike!
1913 2 1/2 feather Buffalo Nickel ANACS AU55 Rainbow!
1926 D 3 1/2 Leg Buffalo Nickel ANACS VF30 Corroded
1917 D 3 1/2 Leg Buffalo Nickel ANACS VF20
1927 D 3 1/2 Leg Buffalo Nickel ANACS G4
1916 D 3 1/2 Leg Buffalo Nickel ANACS MS63 Rainbow!
1938 D Buffalo Nickel NGC Mint State 66 Nice Colors!
1913 D Type 1 Buffalo Nickel PCGS MS66 Beautiful!

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  • buffnutbuffnut Posts: 933
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  • icsoccericsoccer Posts: 1,339 ✭✭✭
    I would love to have that 2 feather.

    Do you think 2 feather Buffalos are getting more popular and pushing prices up?
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  • buffnutbuffnut Posts: 933
    Hard to say but I believe in general, yes. The market for varieties seems to run hot and cold. I got an unusually high price for that MS 2 feather- on any other occasion it may have only brought a small premium. I think it all depends on getting the right person to see the auction at the right time.
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  • SMKSMK Posts: 250
    What's a 2 feather buffalo?
  • RichieURichRichieURich Posts: 8,506 ✭✭✭✭✭
    A regular Buffalo nickel has 3 feathers, 2 large ones ending at 9 o'clock and 7 o'clock on the obverse, and a third, smaller, triangular-shaped one just to the right of the feather ending at 7 o'clock. On about 33 different dates and mints of Buffalo nickels, die abrasion (when the dies were cleaned) removed this 3rd feather in a similar manner to how the 1937-D 3-legged nickel lost its leg. The nickels missing the 3rd feather are called "two-feathers".

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  • SMKSMK Posts: 250


    << <i>A regular Buffalo nickel has 3 feathers, 2 large ones ending at 9 o'clock and 7 o'clock on the obverse, and a third, smaller, triangular-shaped one just to the right of the feather ending at 7 o'clock. On about 33 different dates and mints of Buffalo nickels, die abrasion (when the dies were cleaned) removed this 3rd feather in a similar manner to how the 1937-D 3-legged nickel lost its leg. The nickels missing the 3rd feather are called "two-feathers". >>



    Thank you.
  • buffnutbuffnut Posts: 933
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  • buffnutbuffnut Posts: 933
    Yes- the cast of the new hit series

    "Days of our varieties".

    See the US coin forum for soap opera details.
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