what is the coin value of a buffalo nickel dated 1913?

Answer 1

If it is in good condtion 3to5 dollars an who wants it the most

Answer 2

The 1913 buffalo nickel came in two varieties with three mints each producing both. The two varieties are raised mound and flat mound. Look on the back of the coin, (with the buffalo), and look at the ground he is standing on. The flat ground type looks like the word five cents is recessed into the coin, the raised mound is just printed on it. Now, under the words five cents is the mint mark. If there is no mark, then it is Philadelphia. A D is for Denver, and an S is for San Francisco. Type 1 is very much in demand since it was the only year the raised mound was produced, but the Type 2 S mint is one of the keys to the set, (and very expensive). The grade is also going to play a huge role here. I would say the value will be between $2 and $1,000's depending upon all of these factors. If you do not know coins, talk to a local coin collector or dealer to help you out. They can tell you what you have.

P.S. Do not EVER sell a coin you know nothing about to a dealer. The temptation can be just too great for him to give you $100 for a $3000 coin. I am not picking on coin dealers, but any collectibles. ALWAYS get at least two opinions concerning grade and value, preferably one from a disinterested party.

Answer 3

Marylin according to buffalonickel dated back in 1913 check
with coin price guide first http://www.coinpriceguide.com

Answer 4

coin value?
unless a nickel is now a dime or something, i believe a nickel is still worth 5 cents today. lol.

Answer 5

I will piggy bank them if I am near my piggy. If not I totally trash them to be honest. Pennys are not worth a thing now a days. Unless you save more than a hundred of them....and who knows how long that will take.

Answer 6

5 cents

Answer 7

Depends on the condition and what you can get for it.

Answer 8

I have one too, i want to know too also.