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TCHTrove
Level 4
Does look a little odd.
Jackson14
Level 4
Does the texture of the coin look weird or am I just imagining it?
Mal_ANA_YN
Level 5
Did you find it in circulation? If yes, wow cool find.
user_36221
Level 3
Ok
thatcoinguy
Level 5
1920-D Buffalo.
user_36221
Level 3
Thanks
Mike
Level 7
It looks like a Buffalo to me. But as long strider said look it up. You learn more that way!!
user_36221
Level 3
Thanks
Kevin Leab
Level 4
Blogs are much more interesting when they're in your own words...most of the fun is doing your own research.
user_36221
Level 3
Thanks
CoinCollector7777
Level 5
It's a buffalo nickel. Hard to find in circulation.
CheerioCoins
Level 5
There were 9,418,000 minted of this 1920-D Buffalo nickel. It is one of the rarer Buffalo nickels and is worth around $6.50 in G-4. I'd encourage you to do some deep digging and find out more information about your coin.
$tarCollector
Level 4
That looks large for a Buffalo. It could be a fake broadstrike or "Texas Coin". That is what people do by putting a coin in between two pieces of wood or leather and smashing it out. It's a fake broadstrike if the surface is very granular.
Longstrider
Level 6
Maybe. If so good eyes.
CoinHunter
Level 5
Definitely a buffalo--the pics are just too close up
AC coin$
Level 6
Awesome ! They are my favorites Buffalo Nickels Silver 1920 great coin the favorites of all. Many collectors seek Treasures in these good coins . Before You blog on a coin look for information . I am here to help .
Kepi
Level 6
That's nice, but you need to give correct information, especially if you are here to help... Buffalo Nickels are made of a copper and nickel composition... No silver.
I. R. Bama
Level 5
I'd be interested in hearing about what made you start collecting coins in the first place. Hopefully you will develop some curiosity and initiative to start to go after information on your own. Wish you well !
Kepi
Level 6
I agree... Look it up yourself. But if I had to guess I'd say its a Buffalo Nickel ... ??? haha ; )
Longstrider
Level 6
Look it up. You appear to have internet access. Look it up. Geeze kids. Do your own work. Maybe I went to far. It's a 1920-D Indian head nickel. Now you can look it up. Cool series. Thanks.