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buffalo 1913 type 1 error

has anybody have or heard of a 1913 type 1 with another leg next to the third leg?it's fully formed with it's own hoof and goes up towards the buffalo's belly.tried to post pics,but had some problems.will try again.any help or information would be appreciated.the coin is BU. thanks

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    cwazzycwazzy Posts: 3,257 ✭
    I've never heard of it but I would really like to see a picture.

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    David Lange notes a 3 1/2 leg '13 type 1 in his book but nothing about a 5 leg.
    Forgot to say, their was another post recently about the same coin.
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    ShamikaShamika Posts: 18,785 ✭✭✭✭

    We need pics.

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    thanks J.T,that other posting was mine on the main forum.thought i might find more information on the buffalo forum.boy ,would i love to post pics,but can't seem to do it.forum members suggested photobucket,i tried,but i guess i need more computer skills,couldn't get through to sign up.thanks to all.
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    << <i>thanks J.T,that other posting was mine on the main forum.thought i might find more information on the buffalo forum.boy ,would i love to post pics,but can't seem to do it.forum members suggested photobucket,i tried,but i guess i need more computer skills,couldn't get through to sign up.thanks to all. >>



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    Thank you,MAD4MORGANS.Finally got into Photobucket.i made it to step 4 then ran into trouble.when it came to paste img line into forum i didn't know how to transfer it.pictures were copied on photobucket,i then went to forum to try.how do i pull up the img line while i'm in the forum?as you can see not very computer literate.almost there,hope someone can help.thanks
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    You have to right click your mouse and "paste" the image line into the message text box. Then hit preview to see if it took.

    I have made a new screenshot showing the little pop up box that shows up when you right click the mouse.

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    thanks Mad4Morgans,not a good pic,but at least i was able to post one at last.haven't figured out how to post the obverse yet.can't see it too good with this pic,but the third leg is doubled on the inside up to the belly near the you know what.with it's own hoof.never mind that i'm just happy i could post a photo.thanks for all your help.image
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    guitarwesguitarwes Posts: 9,308 ✭✭✭

    It maybe a clash mark from the Indian's face....

    need clearer pics of the Obv. and Rev.


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    RegulatedRegulated Posts: 2,994 ✭✭✭✭✭
    Where exactly is the fifth leg you see?

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    Sorry for the photo.the front hind leg to the inside has an extra hoof and it runs up to the belly.it could be a clash mark,but with an extra hoof?i don't know,but in hand it looks clearly defined.i have several other 1913 type 1 coins,none have this feature.it's a very interesting coin and would like to know if any of you there has one. thanks
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    image sorry,but still having problems posting pics.here is the reverse.thanks
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    ShamikaShamika Posts: 18,785 ✭✭✭✭


    BIGJAYVEE - I see what you mean. Below is another image of a T1 Buffalo for others to compare.



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    BuffaloIronTailBuffaloIronTail Posts: 7,789 ✭✭✭✭✭
    It's not a 5th leg.

    It's the TEXTURE inherent to all T-1 Buffs. All were minted with Frasere's original idea of a rough-hewn surface, typical of what would be seen on medals.

    Sorry about that.

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    koynekwestkoynekwest Posts: 10,048 ✭✭✭✭✭
    It's A die clash from rotated dies.
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    Here's the seller's photos (gyocomgd-a fellow forum member) of a T-1 Buffalo I bought from him last night for possible comparison.

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    thanks everybody for your help.i see what pete is saying about the rough sewn look and that's true,all my other type 1's have this too,including the pics mad and shamika posted.(thanks),and i would say around the belly area it could be that rough sewn look.this coin however has a double hoof and upper leg,which is different than the others.the crummy pics i took don't show it that well.is there a Leroy Van Allen in the Buffalo world where i could send this coin for an opinion?thanks again to all,very,very helpful. p.s. this is for mad.got your reply on multiple images for posting.still have'nt figured out how to copy to a document.thanks

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