Buffalo Nickel Value - Why Did This Buffalo Nickel Sell For $94,000

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Comment from : Alexander gamorot

I have uncirculated bufffalo nickels gold cover the dates are 2005 ,,are they worth anything?
Comment from : Gregg Starr

Hi Daniel I have a Buffalo Nickel that doesn't have a mint mark or date Should I get it graded
Comment from : Evelyn Murray

I have Buffalo coin Five cents 1927 1927 variante del error DIL CRACk
Comment from : Moedas do Mundo colecionáveis!

This was just excellent, many thanks I have a collection started in the 80s that exceeds 200, the vast majority with dates A handful of coins I feel could be graded, just not sure what grade justifies that decision What are your thoughts on that?
Comment from : Pete P

YOU SHOULD GIVE A CLOSER LOOK ! Stop watching you because of you EGO ! Get back to how you were Please !!!
Comment from : John K

I have one for sale answer me if you are interested
Comment from : ميكروجورنال sports

We have here like that but this is so big!
Comment from : Neil john Dollosa

I have one , it's a d but the ment mark isn't under the bull it's by the head on the other side Why is this?
Comment from : Cris De

I have this buffalo coins year 1936
Comment from : sally mahinay

I have a 1923 Buffalo Nickel and its unlike I've ever came across it actually has arrows going through it and has an extra foot I would be glad to send some pictures if you want to see thank you and God bless
Comment from : Beverly Dyer

Hi I have a 1936 nickel beautiful where do I go how much
Comment from : Mary Cortez

how would you like to sell my coins and splits the profits email me with your answer
Comment from : Lewis Thompson Sr

Hi love your channel what do grade mean? and where do a person go to to get it graded
Comment from : Prince Ian

I have a teeny tiny little 1938 buffalo nickel, roughly the size of the tip of my pinkie finger It seems to be an exact replica of a real nickel Would you have any idea of where and why these are out and about? Great videos thanks!
Comment from : Connie OBrien

Just wondering why some buffalo nickles weigh 50 some 46 some 482 and 491 ???
Comment from : Brannon Mascarenas

I have 1913 line type
Comment from : Lucho tv

Good day Im from the philippines I have one of those
Comment from : Dyomar C

i saw on the one of the coin cert sites that say coins over 100k they dont grade where would you take a coin over 100k for grading?
Comment from : Adam M

Some one can contact for sale the 2 búfalo nicle i have 1is 1935,and the other don't have year4752337221,
Comment from : la m

Please dime one calle me
Comment from : la m

I hace 2 búfalo nicle and i'm trying yo found buyers i hace 1935,and one with not year
Comment from : la m

Can you please help me I believed I have one
Comment from : Albert Ramos

I believe I have one
Comment from : Albert Ramos

helloim new to this and have a questioni have a pretty good collection of coins i acquired a few years ago and recently started looking into their valuesthanks to your videos i have learned a lotim sure i have just found a 1913 buffalo nickel with no date but the buffalo is on a moundhow would i confirm this for sureim a little worried about sending it off somewhere and not getting it back
Comment from : Paul W

I have one, 1936
Comment from : Lulu An

i have this coin right now its 1913
Comment from : Collintoy

i have a 1938 buffalo nickle
Comment from : daniel stryker

Have one with no date no mint mark
Comment from : Shannon Mauldin

Can you tell us about the coin Niuchong best morgan silver coin in 5:29?
Comment from : Marcos Martinez

I live in progreso Yucatán México í send Picture is hoy like
Comment from : Victor gabriel Navarrete blanco

I have one
Comment from : Victor gabriel Navarrete blanco

Google should do something about "Etsy" showing up as a top result for these searches At the local coin shop, there have been people showing up trying to get the Etsy price for something that's not worth anything Another great video
Comment from : Josepch Will

Sir ihave 2 pretty cent a 1975/1976 is the valuable One your video do you have this coin Yes i have How can i get in touch on how to share my 2 cent
Comment from : tony catbagan

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Comment from : Margaret Stoner

Thanks Dan for the new information
Comment from : enayat khalaf

Daniel, have you ever done a video on hobo nickels? I think people would enjoy that
Comment from : Tony Creswell

Hi Daniel my name is Brian, my father and I are beginners at coin hunting and we are subscribed to your channel We learned a lot from your videos and we thank you very much for the helpful advice We were also just wondering if it was possible to send you images of our pennies to see if they are worth something
Comment from : Brian Serper

Love the Buffalo nickels My 1937 has triple die strikes visible and is near BU condition with cartwheel Lustre I have no idea what it's worth and it doesn't matter It's my favorite coin and I'm keeping it Paid $25 US for it on eBay The coin and I are no longer in the country : )
Comment from : I knew Mickey

Thanks again, Daniel Lots of great info on this buffalo coin Have a great Sunday ;D
Comment from : Shirl Bussman

I don't have any valuable Buffalo Nickels, but have been looking at Matte Proofs The nice ones start at about $2K Believe it or not, there are proof Buffalos that don't have full strikes People just look at the grade on the holder and buy them anyway I think that in the future, grading services will start listing the quality of strike on their slabs and those that hold out for better strikes will profit My Guide Book of Buffalo and Jefferson nickels lists four types of strikes: Weak, Typical, Sharp, and Full Strike Some MS Buffalos are still unknown with a full strike, so in that case you look for a sharp strike which is almost as good I'd recommend that guide book for anyone interested in Buffalo Nickels (they start at about $7 with shipping), and also the Authoritative Guide to Buffalo Nickels, 2nd edition (which goes for about $16 on eBay) It's wise to educate yourself before buying expensive coins and most people don't even bother, so they get saddled with inferior coins The Lange Buffalo Nickel book goes for about $40, but it's hardback and super nice, with big color photos
Comment from : jeffw1267

Even as a Canadian, I love watching your videos, very informative about the US currency
Comment from : Randy Novakowski

Great video DanielI wish I had a 94,000 $ nickel or even a buffalo nickel that's 10 cents L O L
Comment from : Charlie Glover

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Comment from : Jorge Chavez

I have a 2004 D nickel,lewis And Clark,weight of 511 with crazy almost unbelievable shapes or characters that are created and appear only as you are moving it towards the light with a magnifierit includes a dead soldier or resting,I remember someone mention something about it,but I cannot find anything on this extrange coindoes anyone know anything about it?
Comment from : Paulino Delgado

I have this nikel 1937 D and the words and date has double die and it is uncirculated you believe certified It would be worth more than the one with only 3 legs
Comment from : Sergio Ortega

Thank you again sir for all of your great videos The information and guides that you give out is great
Comment from : Karl Presler

Any idea of a quantity of four: PCGS MS64 TYP 1, is worth ?
Comment from : The Gun

Another great teaching video Thanks for your expert advice
Comment from : dennis jamieson

Thanks again for the information I only have ONE (1936 don't know Mint) that is mounted in a mandella bezel (pot metal) It is a strong strike and very good details (don't know the exact grade as it is mounted) Thanks again Daniel
Comment from : William Baker

You make this thing a lot more interestingthank you
Comment from : Joseph Bragg

Thank you for the great info Really getting a lot from your videos :)
Comment from : Jeanne Miller

Great video, buffalo nickels are my number one coin, the design is terrific, it shows a Proud Indian and a great Buffalo And I can't help but think about the relationship between the two how the Indian relied on the Buffalo for so many things food, clothing, lard when the Indian killed an animal they used everything they could of the animal, I have heard stories of white people kill buffalo by the hundreds just for their tounges
Comment from : Kenneth Caine