Rare 1913 Double Die Reverse Buffalo Nickel!

Name: Rare 1913 Double Die Reverse Buffalo Nickel!
Brand: Buffalo David Bitton
SKU: 654c3b38a5bb34bcfcee8f74
Price: 100.0 USD
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Stunning uncirculated 1913 Denver minted buffalo nickel, one of the rarest buffalo varieties among the buffalo series. This vintage coin is from the last year Buffalo nickels were struck at the Philadelphia Mint. And it`s a true American classic. Designed by renowned sculptor James E. Fraser, the obverse features a proud Native American profile. The reverse depicts a rugged American buffalo. This vintage coin was struck the same year famous aviator Amelia Earhart - with her navigator Fred Noonan - disappeared while attempting the longest flight around the globe. The fate of the plane and its crew is still a mystery today. Recall their final flight with the last P-Mint Buffalo nickel.

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j3ssd34n whys it so big

Jan 05Reply

puckie12 Be kind, stay safe and have a bless day.

Jul 01Reply

reallookersc This big "1913 Buffalo Nickel" is a "novelty item" and should be sold as such, sorry to say. I do not mean to be a "know it all", as I am just beginning in Numismatics. Check out my other [Numismatist] shop for "the real thing" : ) @reallucrativec Peace, Ellen

Jul 17Reply

reallookersc P.S. -- There is a "reason" behind this "satire piece": "The story of the 1913 Liberty Head nickel begins with a mystery — no one is sure how or why the five known pieces were produced. The year 1913 was when the old Liberty head or “V” design was replaced by the new Buffalo design — no Liberty nickels with a 1913 date were supposed to be produced." "The Google Ball" knows all, not me.

Jul 17Reply

reallookersc P.P.S. -- @kingoftime_llc Do you fix watches, as well as sell them? I have one, probably not worth much (it is rose gold with rhinestones) but if you purchase anything from either one of my shops, I will add it as a free gift. If you are interested in photos of the watch, let me know. Peace, Ellen

Jul 17Reply