help me quick fellas.... i want to buy these... what should I pay?

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Is it at a coin shop?

 

family friend..... is that certification actually good?

 

The coins appear to be genuine, and the certificate/holder really doesn't mean much. What I mean is, don't feel like you have to pay more because it has a "Certificate of Authenticity".

 

so a price? I gotta make it quick

 

If you gotta ask someone else what YOU should pay for an item, then you should do a little bit more research before buying, no offense.
I imagine that they are common dates (1935-1937). I'd offer 'em $7-10 personally, but I don't collect Buffs.

 

Pay what you think they're worth by their grades, dates and mint marks.

 

Is a packaging thing, presenting common date Buffalo nickels. I see nothing special here and agree on a $7.00 to $10.00 value but I would rather have 1 nicer uncirculated Buffalo nickel and spend twice that than 6 every day examples anyway.

 

Blech!

 

$5-$10

 

I see what to me would be about $2.50 worth of coins.

 

I'd say no more than 4 or 5 dollars.

 

$5 tops....

 

25 cents.

 

So you'd be paying less than face value? I guess it's never to early for a good joke...

 

Assuming the holder doesn't feel soft/slimy, I'd do $4-$5 on it. If it is slimy/soft, I'd offer 50-cents.

 

Agree with the $5 or less crowd. These holders almost always have very common, very circulated coins in them. IF you like the holder...

 

After losing money on every coin he's purchased, this may be the way to go. At least a profit would be guaranteed.... if he didn't throw them out first.

 

i would not buy those coins, i would not even buy them if they cost only one cent.