1914 5c Buffalo Nickel

I'll say EF-45. What's that little spot to the left of the horn?

EF-45 , price reasonable . Same question about white spot at edge of reverse

Solid EF-45, nice pick up.

Solid EF45. Also curious what the fleck is on the buffalo..Nice coin!

Nailed it!
Matching EDS obverse and reverse. Strong strike. Minimal clashing and die polishing. Higher collectible grade. Clean fields.

Obverse: strong detail around the eye, nostril, chin and lips, second feather (full rachis and calamus), feather tie, date, and ribbons. For a 1913-15 Buff, LIBERTY is unusually strong. Solid AU-53 obverse.

Reverse: Strong peripheral lettering, full and clear horn, full split tail, over half of the hair on the head and well over 2/3 of the hair on the back, strong eye and beard, decent detail on the front legs and strong detail on the rear legs. Solid AU-50 reverse.

Eye appeal 0.5 bump for strike quality and lack of bagginess. Net grade: AU-53.

Again, this is exactly what you should be hunting for. Well struck matching EDS die state Buffs with minimal clashing and die polishing in EF and higher grades are as scarce as PL/DMPL Morgans, and are in high demand.

Would you be willing to post a high resolution photo of the date, including the area immediately above the "4" and between the "4" and first ribbon?

Nice Buff...the bump looks like a fleck of crumb off a butter cookie. The bump on the date looks mysterious. Overdate?