What Would Be A Fair Price For These Buffs?

Well, I'd take them off your hands for $1 each. LOL.

Seriously though - it seems like I've watched auctions with many of these dates range from 10% BV to 40% BV. It is hard to tell why some ended low and others ended high. The whole restored dates term scares off alot of 'purists' while others are thrilled to add a key to their album at 30-40% of the cost of a non-restored date coin.

I have a 14D restored date, paid just under $10 in an auction, and have a BUNCH of buffs I want to restore with nic-a-date, just need to pick some up. I will say the 14D I got was not in as good of shape as I'd hoped......but that happens sometimes in online purchases.

Good luck.

Afcop13, using Nic-A-Date leaves a really ugly dark mark over the date. When my son gets dateless Buffaloes, we just soak them in white vinegar in a glass container. The date usually comes up, and the nickels look pretty much the same as when we began soaking.

If I could get $10 for a restored date 1914-D or $30 for a restored 1913-S type 2 I would be THRILLED, do you think I could really get that much?

Afcop13, you'll need to know that the vinegar can take a few days, rather than giving you a result right away the way Nic-A-Date does. It's interesting to watch the progress as the date starts to emerge.