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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Kevin Mader, post: 5665497, member: 106826&quot;]A dateless Variety 2.&nbsp; Probably an early teen.&nbsp; Sometimes the ribbon will help you diagnose a dateless 1920&#039;s specimen, but the ribbon on your coin indicates it&#039;s not from the &#039;20s.&nbsp; You can mix white vinegar with hydrogen peroxide (50/50 mixture) in an empty pill bottle and put the nickel in it for a few minutes until a date/mm appears to see what you have.&nbsp; But doing so will erase any numismatic value.&nbsp; What I did was to create a Pickled Nickel set of the dateless Buffalo I&#039;ve collected via CRH...I was curious how close I could come to building a full set of Buffalo Nickels.&nbsp; You may be surprised to see what is passing through circulation at this point.&nbsp; I&#039;ve found dateless 1913 Type 1 and 2 nickels, 1913 D Type 1 and 2 nickels, and many low mintage early dateless/mm nickels.&nbsp; Pretty amazing and fun to do.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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