1913 p Buffalo nickel first year type 1 is that correct

I'm keep on forgetting to turn auto correct off I typed in the wrong letter and it put cents instead of sense.

 

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Sorry, "technologically savvy" then. We forget how kind of wonky CT upload procedure is because we are used to it. Most places allow cut and paste, but if you do that here it will not appear. There is only one procedure to use. Like I said, we are used to it, but not innately logical to most PC users today.

Point being, CT system a little different than usual, and given how it has to be done its a little easier to make a mistake. I have loaded the wrong file before, only noticing it later.

 

"1913 p Buffalo nickel first year type 1 is that correct"
Actually, it was the 1911 D type 1 nickel.

Okay, I don't want to confuse new members. This is a overstrike by Dan Carr, not a real US Mint coin. Looks better in hand.

 

How do know it's a type 1?we haven't seen the reverse yet.

 

don't turn it off, just proofread

 

Okay just for you you're a nice guy

 

63 and no family 22-year Marine vet

 

@Jimm So, how about posting the reverse of the 1913 buffalo?

 

Your personal data indicates 53 yrs. old.

 

Ok, now it's time to pile on Jimm!

 

Yeah well I probably screwed that up when I joined I wish I was 53

 

It happens. On another note, are you going to post the photo of 1913 Buffalo reverse?

 

I'm trying to I just can't figure it out how to do it from here LOL

 

Yup its a type one your correct.

 

@Jimm Thank you.

 

So what do you think it's worth

 

The lighting on your reverse photo is a far, far cry from the original post photo of the obverse, but I estimate $10 to $15. IMO

PS. Could be D or S, but cannot tell from photo.

Thank you for your service to our Country.

 

Thank you for your service.