Trying to find a nice image of a 2-Feather Buffalo. Anyone have one?

UtahCoin

Thanks!

OnWithTheHunt

Here's a couple of 1916s

Old ANACS MS-61


NGC MS-64
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seanq

Here are some circ examples (from back when I was using the cow backdrop!):










Sean Reynolds

pmac

OK, I'm at a loss. What's a 2-feather buffalo? I looked at Coinfacts and couldn't see the difference with the photos in the thread.

guitarwes

If you look at a regular Buffalo nick, you'll see a small feather protruding out from between the large feather and the back of the Indian's head. As dies were used, some were abraded off resulting in just 2 feathers showing up.

robec

OnWithTheHunt

Come on guys, let's see some more. Here's a few more of mine.
1913-D Type 1

1915

1917-s

1918

1921

1929-S

1930-S

RichieURich

One of the rare ones, a 1916-S:



And one that's even rarer, a 1913-S Type 1:



Both coins were sold some time ago.

coolkarma

You can see my Two Feather Buffaloes in my Two Feather Registry set. I also put together this pair of images. The solid white line outlines where the feather should be while the dashed white line indicates part of the clash that likely resulted in the third feather being abraded. These images are of a 1913-d Type I 2F which has a lot of additional die markers present besides the missing feather.



Enjoy!

Shamika

Here's a very nice one.

Shamika

By the way, I've have a beautiful 1913-D T1 2-feather in PCGS MS66 (looks 67) and a 1929-S 2-feather in green label PCGS MS64. Neither is attributed, but I should have some images around here somewhere.

ad4400

Here is one I posted a ways back.

MFH

ad4400

forgot about my 21-s