I spend these time nickels because I got my love of coins from my dad and we would check our pocket change. Together. I always hope one of these finds a kid and sparks a live of coin collecting.
I got two looks nickels that look just like ur talking about the fathers and all just ones a brown looking one and they got everything u saying but ones got a 1920 on it but the way u was talking its the same cone
Peace and luv To the BLUERIGDE family AND all the coin Aholics out Their. Luv all the info give us BLUERIDGE FAMILY. DON'T STOP . AND TO ALL " BE GOOD HUMUNS " To " ONE ANOTHER " And THE WORD WILL BE A BETTER PLACE
Another great tip to find valuable coins. Thank you for continuing to increase the knowledge in the coin collecting community. Blue Ridge Silver Hound brings the value again and again...
I’m new to coin roll hunting. I’ve been watching your videos for quite some time now. I absolutely love your videos and I listen/watch them while looking through my coins. I hear you apologize for longer videos sometimes but there is no need! I absolutely love your content! The longer the videos the better! ❤️ especially coin roll hunting while telling us newbies what to look for and why! That’s so awesome! Because some of us don’t know anything yet ❤️ thank you so much for being awesome!
I love dateless buffalos! I've been doing a series uncovering dates using white vinegar. I'm trying to fill an entire book with former dateless buffalos. My best finds to date have been a 14s and a 21s. No luck on the 16 ddo though!
guess I will have to make time to go thru the 1-pound coffee can of Indian Head nickels I have. Never thought of really looking at the ones without dates
This video came up in my feed so I started watching it. I own exactly one Buffalo nickel so I dug it out. Sure enough it has no date but it has the feathers and marks exactly like this.
I picked up my 1st 2 buffalos having no idea about coin collection. I've been stacking gold and silver bars and wanted to get into something different as well. One is a 1927 other is 1937 and you can just barely see the 37 date...
I gave a money clip to a dear friend of mine, Tommy John. It was embossed with a Buffalo Nickel. Not to mention I imagine the same greedy ones took the Diamond ring I worked so hard for & bought for my princess Anna ...
Thank you for sharing. I have several old coins nickels dimes and silver dollars. I would like to cash some of them in after seeing what I have and what you talked about what they are worth. Need to find serious buyers willing to pay for what is worth.
I have hundreds of buffalo nickels, most are 1920s and 1930s and look like that. I just put them in coffee containers and throw them in the closet. Guess I should get them back out lol .
Hello BlueRidge . Very interesting 🤔 Hey and the value that's enough to make everyone go back and diagnose their buffalos . Great info and visual help that always makes the difference in what to look for 👀 Once again bringing out the best help thanks Mr Hound lol 😁👍🏾🌵
thanks Shaun for the awesome information I did not know but I just bought some of that stuff I'm so glad I hadn't used it. I have so many buffalo nickels. I am getting ready to go through all of them I hope I find it. if I do I'm going to give you a a shout. thanks again for the informative video
On my coin it does have the three feathers down the back, and you don't need a magnifying glass to see them. Actually all his hair and braiding is visible and his facial features are really strong, just no date but you can see the 'F' the back is really good details strong. I thought it was trash, so you have given me hope now I need to figure out what's next. Thank you
Oh great Sean that's some fantastic information I have to pull out my old Indian head's take another look , oh and by the way I really wasn't waiting for you I was kind of watching some other stuff but was really glad when your notification popped up have a great day can't wait for the next one have a good day buddy
I’ve got $20 bucks worth that I bought for a nickel each when I was 16. I’m almost 43 The only one single time that I’ve found any for sale. I did find one with a date on it at the dump about six months ago in a vacuum cleaner head between the hose and the brushes. Did I mention, Found At the Dump! I think it’s a 28 or 29 Can’t Recall at the moment without going to check Thanks for another awesome video Brother ! 🙏🏻 יהוה ᎽᎻᏔᎻ ᏰᏝᏋᎦᎦ 🙏🏻
I literally have one...you can barely see only the 16 in 1916. It has those 3 feathers...jeweler's loop 30x. Is it worth getting graded? I can send pictures
Looking through my Buffalo nickels, I have 19 nickels dating from 1927 to 1937 that the dates can be identified. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated in the value that I might have with these coins.
I've got 40-50 dateless Buffalo nickles. But, oddly, out of the whole bunch, I've got a shiney, almost uncirculated 1936-S Buffalo nickle. It's a beauty. You reckon it's worth anything?
I have 4 Buffalo Nickles, one you can see the date of 1923. the other 3 you can not see a date at all. Who would I take them to see if they are worth anything?
I have about 30 of these! I am new to collecting! As many pennies from 1912 up! Where can you sell of go to to display them, and find out just what you have? Thank you! I Live in the Central KY area! Watch alot of your Videos! As how much does your Magnafieor cost? I have close to Thousand pennies 43 44! These very nickels! In pennies ! Some Steel, as copper in 43 ! any year from 1912 up to current date! As Morgan Silver Dollers from 1852-1890! As 1940-1965 and 1776-1976 Quarters! I have really been getting into this, as I also have some old Canadian pennies, as nickels, and walking liberty half dollars some Early Susan B Anthony dimes, as Half Dollars back to the early 20s, as so much more, and I am just wondering how I can find out what I have or don't have? Any help WILL be MUCH appreciated!!! Thank you again!!
Actually, I thought the PCGS-graded Poor-1 example was very conservatively graded, and I think it's worth slightly more or certainly on par with the damaged (bent) ANACS-graded Good-4 Details coin. Or I guess I should have said the latter example was bid up for approximately $2,300-$2,400 too much money. Honestly, as no two circulated coins are exactly alike in the eyes 👀 of the bidders, it's sometimes perplexing trying to figure out or comprehend what the interested buyers are seeing. Thanks, Shaun !!!
I have found several dateless nickles that has a three legged buffalo on the back . I found them at the camp ground I worked for on 2004 and 2005 . I am not going to sell them yet , but I am looking for the price if I decide to sell them .
Google 8 rarest Buffalo Nickel, the 3 legged Buffalo was produced by a mistake a worker made and he shaved off too much.... def look it up and get authentication!
@Ramon Hardesty: Hi Mr. Hardesty im interested in what you found out about your 3legged buffalo nickels. I see your comment was 11 months ago... Maybe that's my answer.... 😂 maybe you're enjoying your millions..🤞
0 hi my name is little barelo and I found a buffalo nickel in the mountains and it has a lot of features on there that you're explaining in your video but I didn't know they had three legs three in the front three in the back you could barely see the the rear legs the third one behind the last leg
Hi there Shaun i love you and all your family and what you do to help all of us i have a no date buffalo and i have a 1928 buffalo can you please let me know what they are worth i would like to sell them thanks and keep up the good work and dedication
Hey I have a lot of old coins and I was wondering if there is some kind of catalog that tells you what coins are valuable and where I can get one thanks
I have a 1937 Indian head you can clearly see the date the feathers I can see are in very good shape very detailed and that third feather you were talking about can see it with the naked eye also in very good shape the only problem with it is the Liberty on the front the rty half of it's rubbed off from wear and tear and the back is in very good shape as well but no mint mark so obviously must be Philadelphia but it's also very well detailed in the back your thoughts?
I have a 1916 Buffalo nickel that I believe if it's the description of one of the nickels that you are describing here on your video it is not in very good shape it is very warm but it is 1916 I can see with a magnifying glass nonetheless so what do I do next
Hey Shaun, Robert; I have about to 60+ buffalo nickels in my collection and will certainly check all of them out. I have teen's to the last year 38 they made of them. Thanks for the info.
A good Loupe is worth every bit ya have to pay for it. Jewelry shops will sale them if ya like to buy from brick and mortar stores which I recommend because why not help out local jobs? Its worth a few more dollars seriously people. Good karma will come back to you, especially if ya hope to find some cherry picking coins.... And its always very cool to find a DD buffalo since buffalo nickels are scarce these days. I just found a DDR 1935 with doubling on the front hoof. Very cool and exhilarating to find. Still get goosbumps thinking of it....
I spend these time nickels because I got my love of coins from my dad and we would check our pocket change. Together. I always hope one of these finds a kid and sparks a live of coin collecting.
I have a buffalo nickel with without a date
You are essential to the Coin Community; Thanks for all you do, Shaun.😊
I got two looks nickels that look just like ur talking about the fathers and all just ones a brown looking one and they got everything u saying but ones got a 1920 on it but the way u was talking its the same cone
Peace and luv To the BLUERIGDE family AND
all the coin Aholics out
Their.
Luv all the info give us BLUERIDGE FAMILY.
DON'T STOP . AND
TO ALL
" BE GOOD HUMUNS "
To
" ONE ANOTHER "
And
THE WORD WILL
BE A
BETTER PLACE
Another great tip to find valuable coins. Thank you for continuing to increase the knowledge in the coin collecting community. Blue Ridge Silver Hound brings the value again and again...
Thanks, I have one..don't know what its worth but sure would like to know.
I have one that looks just like yours. No date, no mint mark.
I’m new to coin roll hunting. I’ve been watching your videos for quite some time now. I absolutely love your videos and I listen/watch them while looking through my coins. I hear you apologize for longer videos sometimes but there is no need! I absolutely love your content! The longer the videos the better! ❤️ especially coin roll hunting while telling us newbies what to look for and why! That’s so awesome! Because some of us don’t know anything yet ❤️ thank you so much for being awesome!
👍good video very informative
Me too. I'm a newbie. I'm learning a tremendous amount about coins from Mr. Blue Ridge...
I have a dateless in a flip from SusieQue96. Another from pocket change after placed in distilled water miraculously became visible, 1927.
I love dateless buffalos! I've been doing a series uncovering dates using white vinegar. I'm trying to fill an entire book with former dateless buffalos. My best finds to date have been a 14s and a 21s. No luck on the 16 ddo though!
Its like the one i have but it a 1920 nickel it looks just like the one i have
Does the white vinegar work?
@@dianacruz3503 It does, but it takes a couple of days to a week to work. I use it because I can't get Nickadate here in the UK.
Does the vinegar leave a stain on the coin?
@@dianacruz3503 It removes the patina, but does so evenly rather than leaving a blotch over the date area.
guess I will have to make time to go thru the 1-pound coffee can of Indian Head nickels I have. Never thought of really looking at the ones without dates
If you get something called nic a date it will show the date
@@kittu8815 And as he CLEARLY stated in the video, it will destroy the value of the coin.
Thank you, Shaun! I never know about this and have several dateless Buffs I now will be checking! Again, Thank you very much for the information.
Glad I ran across this. Now I am reminded why I have coins in bins laying around - rekindled my interest.
Where would you sell one of these dateless coins?
This video came up in my feed so I started watching it. I own exactly one Buffalo nickel so I dug it out. Sure enough it has no date but it has the feathers and marks exactly like this.
I found a 1936 D Buffalo Nickel last week!! Yeay!!
Gentleman, There are alots people had 5 cent Buffalo and They wondering The Valuables?and where to Sell them?
Thank You for the information on the double die 👍
Thank you so much did not know that!!!!!!!! I'll keep my eyes open for one of them thanks again
I have a buffalo with 3 feather and I can only see 27 for date
I picked up my 1st 2 buffalos having no idea about coin collection. I've been stacking gold and silver bars and wanted to get into something different as well. One is a 1927 other is 1937 and you can just barely see the 37 date...
Outstanding info. The first I've seen this way!
I gave a money clip to a dear friend of mine, Tommy John. It was embossed with a Buffalo Nickel. Not to mention I imagine the same greedy ones took the Diamond ring I worked so hard for & bought for my princess Anna ...
I have quite a few of these so I should dig Them all out and get rid of all Of them
Thank you for sharing. I have several old coins nickels dimes and silver dollars. I would like to cash some of them in after seeing what I have and what you talked about what they are worth. Need to find serious buyers willing to pay for what is worth.
No doubt about it! Could definitely use 3000 bucks! : )
Thanks for your video!
Wow i had no idea!
Heck I wished I just had one!! 🤣 Heck Mr buffalo looks like he's in a bad mood!😂
I have many buffalo nickel
Hello I'm in Texas and I have held on to the 1916 Buffalo Nickel I would like to see if it worth anything. I found it in my grandparents backyard.
Hello Shaun , could you please tell me what's the best way to clean coins , thank you
You should not clean coins other than maybe using soap and water. You'll ruin the value.
I have hundreds of buffalo nickels, most are 1920s and 1930s and look like that. I just put them in coffee containers and throw them in the closet.
Guess I should get them back out lol .
Thanks gotta go back & look at my buffalos now cause I got angry cause mine didn't have a mint mark !!!!😏☺☺
Thanks for the info 🙂 I actually have a no dated buffalo nickel put away and I'm going to check out the double dyed feathers.
I have a few 1937 nickles and some other Indian head nickles, who do I sell them to.Also have about 10 1964d nickles.
Thanks for the video i be on the look out i have few of those worn buffalo nickels!
Hello BlueRidge . Very interesting 🤔 Hey and the value that's enough to make everyone go back and diagnose their buffalos . Great info and visual help that always makes the difference in what to look for 👀
Once again bringing out the best help thanks Mr Hound lol 😁👍🏾🌵
Very informative. Thanks!
I have one like this but date shows 1918. Has same thing on feathers doubled. Can even see double stamped around chin and can see without microscope.
I have 2 ,1916 and i check the feather like you say.
Wow saved me from just using the nick a date 1st. Any I use it on I plan on keeping for grt8 grandkids
Sweet !! Learning is the right word , hello Shaun , just like in the music , you just got another great hit , thank you 😊👍👍
thanks Shaun for the awesome information I did not know but I just bought some of that stuff I'm so glad I hadn't used it. I have so many buffalo nickels. I am getting ready to go through all of them I hope I find it. if I do I'm going to give you a a shout. thanks again for the informative video
On my coin it does have the three feathers down the back, and you don't need a magnifying glass to see them. Actually all his hair and braiding is visible and his facial features are really strong, just no date but you can see the 'F' the back is really good details strong. I thought it was trash, so you have given me hope now I need to figure out what's next. Thank you
Hey Sean I'm just sitting here waiting on you can't wait for your great video to show
Oh great Sean that's some fantastic information I have to pull out my old Indian head's take another look , oh and by the way I really wasn't waiting for you I was kind of watching some other stuff but was really glad when your notification popped up have a great day can't wait for the next one have a good day buddy
I have a 1936 Buffalo nickel and I want to sell both the 1936&1943
HI I have a 1929 five cents and want to know how to sell it
Good luck 😂😂.
I have a 1937 Buffalo nickel for sale
Great information thank you sir👍🏻👊🏻 definitely be checking coin shops for those see you in the next one
Spreading and sharing your info for this video Mr. Silverhound :-)
Now I have to relook at my Dateless Nickles! Thanks! Lol.
I have a couple of dateless Buffalo nickel s, where do I take them?
Great video, I”ll keep it as a reminder!!
Do anybody want to buy, very good on back and not very faded on front?
I also have a coin that’s small. It has a 3 under a crown Am guessing its from outta town. 😄
Thanks.
I’ve got $20 bucks worth that I bought for a nickel each when I was 16. I’m almost 43 The only one single time that I’ve found any for sale. I did find one with a date on it at the dump about six months ago in a vacuum cleaner head between the hose and the brushes.
Did I mention, Found At the Dump! I think it’s a 28 or 29 Can’t Recall at the moment without going to check
Thanks for another awesome video Brother !
🙏🏻 יהוה ᎽᎻᏔᎻ ᏰᏝᏋᎦᎦ 🙏🏻
I literally have one...you can barely see only the 16 in 1916. It has those 3 feathers...jeweler's loop 30x. Is it worth getting graded? I can send pictures
WOW! GREAT information!!
Looking through my Buffalo nickels, I have 19 nickels dating from 1927 to 1937 that the dates can be identified. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated in the value that I might have with these coins.
I've got 40-50 dateless Buffalo nickles. But, oddly, out of the whole bunch, I've got a shiney, almost uncirculated 1936-S Buffalo nickle. It's a beauty. You reckon it's worth anything?
We have a jar full
Of these. My Dad collected them!
Great video for possibly finding this variety in dateless condition! Showing the one in G-4 is irrelevant since the date is readable.
Haha! I bet people are falling over $hit right now trying to find their "no date" Buffalo Nickels 😂😂
Im just curious what date mine is i only have one i just a 1928 five dollar bill im really looking for se confederate money
My name is Michael, I was just looking at your show, and you saids ANY , COIN, that
I have 4 Buffalo Nickles, one you can see the date of 1923. the other 3 you can not see a date at all. Who would I take them to see if they are worth anything?
Going to recheck mine! Thanks for all of the information you give! It really helps! 👍😁💯
Hello
I have about 30 of these! I am new to collecting! As many pennies from 1912 up! Where can you sell of go to to display them, and find out just what you have?
Thank you! I Live in the Central KY area! Watch alot of your Videos! As how much does your Magnafieor cost? I have close to Thousand pennies 43 44! These very nickels! In pennies ! Some Steel, as copper in 43 ! any year from 1912 up to current date! As Morgan Silver Dollers from 1852-1890! As 1940-1965 and 1776-1976 Quarters! I have really been getting into this, as I also have some old Canadian pennies, as nickels, and walking liberty half dollars some Early Susan B Anthony dimes, as Half Dollars back to the early 20s, as so much more, and I am just wondering how I can find out what I have or don't have? Any help WILL be MUCH appreciated!!!
Thank you again!!
Actually, I thought the PCGS-graded Poor-1 example was very conservatively graded, and I think it's worth slightly more or certainly on par with the damaged (bent) ANACS-graded Good-4 Details coin. Or I guess I should have said the latter example was bid up for approximately $2,300-$2,400 too much money. Honestly, as no two circulated coins are exactly alike in the eyes 👀 of the bidders, it's sometimes perplexing trying to figure out or comprehend what the interested buyers are seeing. Thanks, Shaun !!!
I got a Queen Victoria 1860 silver 3 Pence
Great info! The search begins!
I have found several dateless nickles that has a three legged buffalo on the back . I found them at the camp ground I worked for on 2004 and 2005 . I am not going to sell them yet , but I am looking for the price if I decide to sell them .
Google 8 rarest Buffalo Nickel, the 3 legged Buffalo was produced by a mistake a worker made and he shaved off too much.... def look it up and get authentication!
@Ramon Hardesty:
Hi Mr. Hardesty im interested in what you found out about your 3legged buffalo nickels.
I see your comment was 11 months ago... Maybe that's my answer.... 😂 maybe you're enjoying your millions..🤞
I got one
0 hi my name is little barelo and I found a buffalo nickel in the mountains and it has a lot of features on there that you're explaining in your video but I didn't know they had three legs three in the front three in the back you could barely see the the rear legs the third one behind the last leg
I have one
Hi there Shaun i love you and all your family and what you do to help all of us i have a no date buffalo and i have a 1928 buffalo can you please let me know what they are worth i would like to sell them thanks and keep up the good work and dedication
I just mount them give them to my sons instead of gold coins and chains have two left🤠
Thanks Shaun for the good information, nice video..😎
Hey I have a lot of old coins and I was wondering if there is some kind of catalog that tells you what coins are valuable and where I can get one thanks
I have one I believe is a 1925 silver one
I have buffalo nickels with no date that was my moms and I still have them
BRSH, I cherry-picked a 3 legged 1937d Buffalo Nickel yesterday at my local coin dealer Thanks for your headsup on a prior video!
Wow
I have a 1936 that is slightly doubled.
THANK YOU FOR Research...and value information
I have a 1937 Indian head you can clearly see the date the feathers I can see are in very good shape very detailed and that third feather you were talking about can see it with the naked eye also in very good shape the only problem with it is the Liberty on the front the rty half of it's rubbed off from wear and tear and the back is in very good shape as well but no mint mark so obviously must be Philadelphia but it's also very well detailed in the back your thoughts?
I have one now. Good shape also
I have two one 1943&1936 Nickel’s and how much are they worth
Awesome info, guess I'm gonna look through my coins. Thanks
I have a 1909 S with looks like vib as designer
I have a 1916 Buffalo nickel that I believe if it's the description of one of the nickels that you are describing here on your video it is not in very good shape it is very warm but it is 1916 I can see with a magnifying glass nonetheless so what do I do next
Hey Shaun, Robert; I have about to 60+ buffalo nickels in my collection and will certainly check all of them out. I have teen's to the last year 38 they made of them. Thanks for the info.
Good information
i like dateless buffalo nickels
Hello ser ihave a buffalo nickel 1937 d my. Concern this nickel has a spot in the body this coin are special thanks in advance
If you have a dateless buffolo coin where do you take it to find value and possibly sell it?
I strongly believe that I have one of these nickels for sure. What is the best way to sell coins to get these results of values?
Tengo muchos así y los estoy vendiendo
I can see the 3rd feather do they all have that 3rd one though
I have old coins including this one you are showing I never new it could be worth anything I have a 1800 Indian head penny as well
Hmmm... Indian head pennies were minted from 1859 to 1909. 🙂
What about a quarter that made it out with the other quarters and never got dated or stamped to show it was a quarter . Are they worth anything ?
Thank you
A good Loupe is worth every bit ya have to pay for it. Jewelry shops will sale them if ya like to buy from brick and mortar stores which I recommend because why not help out local jobs? Its worth a few more dollars seriously people. Good karma will come back to you, especially if ya hope to find some cherry picking coins.... And its always very cool to find a DD buffalo since buffalo nickels are scarce these days. I just found a DDR 1935 with doubling on the front hoof. Very cool and exhilarating to find. Still get goosbumps thinking of it....
I have one of those and pennies dated from 1951 and 1957 1961 to 1969 all the 70s and 80s and 90s started on 2000 but only going to 2012
I have a few of these
Loved it Thanks for the great information. And have a great day.
Hello
@@charlesnathan2907 Hello Charles