Buffalo nickels

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1913-s 300 dollars good
1921-s 45 dollars good
 1924-s 10 dollars good
1926-s 16 dollars good


    BU/unc
Reverse BU


AU
Reverse

EF
full horn

Fine


NOT full horn


GOOD




NO horn visible













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