Stampeding buffalos .... from the St. Louis coin show

[James_OldeTowne]

I had very mediocre sales at the St. Louis coin show this past weekend, but was able to take advantage of opportunities to buy. For some reason, buffalo nickels were all over the place at this show, and I filled many gaping holes in my album. Here is how it looks as of today. Note that these are scans, and what you may not be able to tell is that none of my coins has less than a 7/8 horn on the buffalo. You can view large images by clicking the thumbnails.

 

ENJOY!

 

James

 

 

 

[Hoot]

Nice set James. But what I simply can't figure out is why you don't want to see both sides of those great coins.

 

Hoot

[gmarguli]

Nice set James. But what I simply can't figure out is why you don't want to see both sides of those great coins.

 

Hoot

 

Because they all look the same.

[HaydenTubbs]

Nice set,James. Are they all problem free?I seem to have trouble finding nice circulated Buffalo nickels without staple scratches.

 

Hayden

[AlixTCat]

Nice set James. But what I simply can't figure out is why you don't want to see both sides of those great coins.

 

Hoot

 

Were you joking? I think you were joking. You CAN see both sides. The album is backless. What I can't figure out is what keeps them all from falling out? !

 

Jonathan

[Die Varieties]

ROTFLOL!!! I just luv this hobby!

[HaydenTubbs]

Nice set James. But what I simply can't figure out is why you don't want to see both sides of those great coins.

 

Hoot

 

Were you joking? I think you were joking. You CAN see both sides. The album is backless. What I can't figure out is what keeps them all from falling out? !

 

Jonathan

 

I had heard that Buffalo nickels had some gravity-defing qualities to them but I never thought it was really true!