In 19 13, buffalo first minted nickel coins that are often used in the United States, and they became popular among the general public. This coin was designed by the famous artist James Earley Fraser, who is very interested in local culture. His initial "F" was the date coin below. Design a realistic portrait, depicting the positive coins of American Indians and the word "freedom" along the coast. On the contrary, the coin functions as a giant buffalo, and the 5-cent coin shows the buffalo's position on the mountain. Coins are unique because there are no other problems. American coins often choose animals (except eagles) as the main design. Buffalo nickel is 75% and 25% copper nickel, and the diameter of coins is about 2 1 mm. The first buffalo nickel ball was cast in 19 13. The original design hit the buffalo standing on the pitcher. These are called 1 coins. Due to some production problems, this makes the design, design changes and all future coin choices buffalo stand on a flat plain. Coin The latter design is called type 2 coin. Nickalls in Buffalo has been continuously casting to191938 every year since 2003-the only exceptions are 1922, 1932 and 1933. More than $6,543.8 billion coins were minted by different foundries during this period, including Philadelphia, Denver, San Francisco and Mint. You can find 5-cent twisted coins on mintmark. The rarest buffalo nickel is 19 18/7-D overdate. It is still rare. 1937D is a famous "three-legged" variety. The variety is the same mistake, lifting the dead buffalo before the station. It is difficult to find other dates, including type 2 19 13D and type 2 19 13S. A very common date (except for a few varieties) is 32-38 years when buffalo nickel balls were cast. The reason is not completely clear. Before Nickalls in Buffalo, this was a very rare cyclic condition until 1930. Just download the translation software directly next time ...