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1913 type 1 -- anything of interest to anyone in this pile of dateless type one buffalo nickels?
BUFFNIXX
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1913 type 1 
Collector of Buffalo Nickels and other 20th century United States Coinage
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Is this a trick question?
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The top one doesn't seem too bad.
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2.5 legger?
Yeah might be a 2.5 legger in there.. sort of bottom right coin.
You have more patience than I do to wade through these types of listings. Let us know how it turns out.
Collector, occasional seller
I recently purchased this small grouping for $6.55 ($2.50 shipping):
Two of them had the "S" mintmark. Not a big hit, of course- but kind of cool.
peacockcoins
no this is not a trick question
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dateless about good 1913-s type one buffs usually sell upwards of $10.00
nice score
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They all went directly into various type set albums.
peacockcoins
I agree. Nice score!
peacockcoins
That might look ok in a jar some where or some kid might like them. Nothing interesting that I see 🙂
@BUFFNIXX I think you’ve cornered the market on this variety. Well done.
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It took almost three weeks for this to come to me from Georgia and it did turn out to be a 3 & 1/2 legger
I will post pics of it soon
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In the first photo, it looks like there are maybe a half-dozen
Rev. Cuds (at 6:00)- my first thought.
Must be the angle of the pcs. In the photo. And wear, of course…
Super nice find, BUFFNIXX
Pete
I have a sack full of these myself.
I do not have the pictures yet but the photo pictured by braddick is good enough and is definitely a 3 and one half
1913 type one buffalo nickel with an FS-901 number and obverse die markers to confirm the correct variety.
Since this variety sold in a heritage auction for around 50k many years ao go how much woud this be worth. No date
but a real lowball piece. Interesting to say the least.
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