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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;nickelsorter2017, post: 3359114, member: 87853&quot;]I&#039;ve been looking for something to collect, which isn&#039;t easy in the USA coin category as post 1955 dates aren&#039;t worth the effort. I bought about 60 &quot;dateless&quot; buffalo nickels from a reputable dealer in my coin club for a decent price. Then, I bought a bottle of nickel date restorer. </p><p><br /></p><p>I am now the proud owner of these &quot;dateless&quot; buffalo nickels:</p><p>1913 type 1</p><p>1913 d type 1</p><p>1913 s type 1 </p><p>1913 type 2</p><p>1913 d type 2</p><p>1915 d </p><p>1916 d</p><p>1916 s</p><p>1917 d</p><p>1918 d</p><p>1918 s</p><p>1919 d</p><p>1919 s</p><p>1921</p><p>1924 d</p><p>1925 d</p><p>1925 s</p><p>1926 d</p><p>That&#039;s a pretty good fill in for the partial dates I also bought!</p><p>I intend to start buying more &quot;dateless&quot; buffalo nickels to try and make full sets 1913 - 1926. The later dates are mostly cheap to buy and easy to find for a buck or so each.</p><p>Collecting the stuff that is cheap is what collecting is all about.</p><p>The OP&#039;s coin looks good in the scan and would make a nice addition to an all &quot;dateless&quot; buffalo nickel set.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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