The beginning of the Buffalo nickel series saw the year 1913 struck with two different reverse varieties. First variety: 1913 Type I portrays the buffalo standing on a mounded surface. Lettering of “Five Cents” is placed bold in the design across the mound. This raised lettering was determined unsatisfactory, quick to wear and loose the …
Coin collecting remains a popular hobby today. A collection of Buffalo nickels presents an engaging pursuit for both young and advanced collectors. Your coins have the potential to add to a collection. Condition Narrows Value Range Judging condition directly links to how much your coin is worth. Rare dates and mintmark combinations are a start. …
Three different mints struck Buffalo nickels throughout the span of the series; 1913 to 1938. In most years all three mints produced nickels. The key is to identify both the date and mint of each coin. Mintmarks on the Denver and San Francisco issues identify the mint. Philadelphia did not place a mintmark on their …