Group of US coins bought cheap by Brit

ONE question, MR.Gassy, I'll call you that since that is what is generally silent but violent. If this was done by mint workers, by hand.... then why would every 3 1/2 leg nickel look the same? Hence, variations. There will never be two of these exactly alike. So with that said there are going to be many diff, pics. The one I have posted over and over shows normal and error side by side.

 

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Post 114. Also try reading post 112. Now learn the definition of "variety" as it relates to coins. Your current understanding is just as wrong as everything else you have said to date. Except about my name being about a fart. Brilliant deduction, Watson! Now if you could only learn to read......


Why don't you make him an offer then?

Something tells me he will take it. :yes: With the attitude you have and the level of your certainty :rolling: I would :devil: At this point and having been told you are seeing a normal nickel over and over, I'd sleep well knowing I accounted for your Numismatic Educational Expenses. :yes:

 

Would love to keep ranting with a such an artistic elaborator of the numastistical collectivity of buffalo nickels, I have a life to attend to

 

Weren't bashing me? Allow me to quote your post.

Anyways, the experts have chimed in on the other thread. Because of their expertise and the fact that they have dealt with coins probably longer than I have been alive, I defer to them, nuff said. Sorry to the OP for both of these threads asking for an honest opinion spiral out of control, it really didn't have to end up this way.

 

Exit, stage left! Thanks for playing! :hail: ointnlaugh: Me: :ninja: You: :scratch:

 

Before I bow out....go to buffalonickelinfo.com and look at the first pic that pops up. It shows exactly my view of what this coin is supposed to look like. Thank You and Good Night.

 

Enough.