1913 Buffalo Nickel Type 2 - Choose by Grade - First Year Made - Indian Head Nickel 1913 Nickel Type Two Gem BU Half Dollar The main difference is that

The main difference is that the ground that the Buffalo stands on is flat instead of standing on a hillside

This listing is for one 1886 Morgan Silver Dollar

1917 Canadian Silver 10 Cent Coin - VG (Very Good) Condition - King George - Canada 10 Cent Sterling Silver 1917 Canada

A die defect resulted in a protrusion that extends from the chin on the liberty head

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1913 Buffalo Nickel Type 2 - Choose by Grade - First Year Made - Indian Head Nickel 1913 Nickel Type Two Gem BU Half Dollar The main difference is thatThis listing is for one 1913 Buffalo Nickel, Type 2, as pictured. Choose by Grade How the changes came about to the buffalo nickel in 1913, Type 1 vs. Type 2: The main difference is that the ground that the Buffalo stands on is flat instead of standing on a hillside. In 1913, the buffalo nickel went into production. Charles Barber (the Mint Engraver) monitored the rate at which dies were expended, as it was the responsibility of his Engraver's