1913-S Type 1 Buffalo nickel obverse lamination error. Reverse die clash?

lostincoins

Found this today and as I collect lamination errors garbed it. The question I have about it is on thee reverse near front leg, is that die damage or a die clash as I have no other Buffalo nicks with this anomaly. Any help with it would be appreciated. Ofcourse general opinions on the coin are welcome also.

Shamika

Based on the images, I don't see anything that suggests clash or otherwise. Maybe if the images were higher resolution we could see something. Otherwise it's a nice error.

Delaminating planchets are not uncommon with this series. Here's a 21-S that is really messed up.

lostincoins

still not to fond of ICG and the crossover potential of that grade. The coin is neat and a key but I would go 750 to 800. Thanks for the link and comments.

Broadstruck

<< <i>Delaminating planchets are not uncommon with this series. Here's a 21-S that is really messed up. >>



So true as most all San Fransisco minted Buff prior to 1930 are easily found with lamination issues.

That 21-S is example of good money tied up poorly as that will take a LONG time to sell...

No error collector will want it and no regular collector unless heavily discounted.

lostincoins

I have a good number of the Buffalo lamination errors as I enjoy collecting them. But that coin is a hard sell and Honestly I like mine better, only if it were a type 2