1930 Buffalo 🦬 Nickel- Doubled Die E Pluribus Unium Obverse #1

1930 Buffalo 🦬 Nickel- Doubled Die E Pluribus Unium Looking for variety’s so errors to make it worth more money which is the nose and the date. Mine has a double diverse an the E Unium. Obverse number #1 very rare The Buffalo Nickel’s design was created to honor Native American heritage. The obverse features a Native American, facing right, that is thought to be a composite of multiple Native American chiefs from different tribes. The coin’s date can be found on the man’s shoulder, and the inscription, “LIBERTY,” curves along the top right side of the coin. The coin was struck in great detail, with features such as defined cheekbones, hair texture, and feathers appearing to be very realistic on well-preserved coins.The reverse features a highly-detailed buffalo standing on top of a flat landscape. The buffalo was modeled after a Central Park Zoo bison named Black Diamond. “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA” is inscribed along the top rim of the coin and the Latin motto, “E PLURIBUS UNUM,” can be found above the back half of the bison. The coin denomination is inscribed at the bottom of the coin.Originally, the reverse had the buffalo standing on a raised mound, but the design was altered over concerns that the inscription, “FIVE CENTS,” would wear away quickly. Buffalo.Specifications Weight: 5 grams Composition: 75% Copper, 25% Nickel Diameter: 21.2 mm Edge: Plain Mints: Philadelphia, Denver, San Francisco