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Confirmation 1913-D Type 1 Buffalo

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Can anyone confirm my belief this is a 1913 type 1 Buffalo nickel?

Thank you

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Yes it is, date is not required to confirm Type 1 Buffalos due to denomination and mintmark being on the mound instead of under the mound.
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Thank you I was 99% sure but as Buffalo's are not my area I thought it best to seek confirmation.
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Check for die rotation, nohope587. I know of two examples (mine and another coin club member's) which have about 25% rotation.
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No die rotation when compared to another regular buffalo
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No line above FIVE CENTS, so type 1.
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Yep. Sorry. It is a type-1.
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You might want to make sure that the date has not been raised with acid or by any other means. There are A LOT of BNs floating around that have been altered by acid. Just a thought...
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yes raised ground type 1
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