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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Seattlite86, post: 2780743, member: 59737&quot;]I&#039;m afraid my internet connection is so bad I can&#039;t see your photos.&nbsp; I can tell you, however, that the date is below center-left on Indian Head side, at the Indian&#039;s shoulders.&nbsp; The weakness of the metal and the overall design allowed for the date to wear down much quicker than other parts of the coin.&nbsp; Because of this, there are many dateless Buffalo Nickels out there.&nbsp; If you have a Loupe/Magnifying glass, you can try to make out the numbers.&nbsp; you really only need the right two as they all began with 19XX.&nbsp; Regarding worth, I&#039;d say 15 cents seems reasonable, but for anything to have a value, there must be a buyer willing to pay the value requested.&nbsp; You should check the back for mint marks below the words FIVE CENTS on the reverse.&nbsp; If there is a mint mark, there&#039;s a chance that the nickel is a valuable key date.&nbsp; Some people use different chemical solutions (nic-a-date being the most commonly referred to) in order to remove some of the metal around the date and make it clear.&nbsp; This damages the coin, but you&#039;ll never know the date unless you do something like that.&nbsp; I have quite a few dateless Buffalo Nickels with no mint marks, I just leave them as they are and I&#039;ll probably give them to kids interested in collecting when I go to a coin show.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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