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ordered a competition
The new silver quarters entered circulation on August 1
A die defect resulted in a protrusion that extends from the chin on the liberty head
The main difference is that the ground that the Buffalo stands on is flat instead of standing on a hillside
1913 Buffalo Nickel Type 2 - Choose by Grade - First Year Made - Indian Head Nickel 1913 Nickel Type Two Gem BU Half Dollar ordered a competitionThis 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
