1913-S Type 2 Buffalo Nickel, PCGS-VG Detail, 1,209,000 Minted. -REEDERSONG For Sale

The 1913-S Type 2 Buffalo Nickel is a valuable coin minted in San Francisco with a denomination of 5 cents. This particular piece was struck as a business strike, making it a sought-after collectible among coin enthusiasts. With a limited mintage of 1,209,000, this coin holds historical significance and is a desirable addition to any coin collection.

When a coin is labeled \"Genuine – VG Details (98 - Damage),\" it means the coin is authentic, but it has significant damage that prevents it from receiving a standard numerical grade. The 98 indicates the specific issue, while VG (Very Good) describes the amount of wear.Understanding this label involves breaking down the condition and the value of such a coin.Breaking Down the Label

• Genuine: The coin is authentic and has not been altered to look like a different rarity.
• VG Details (Very Good): This refers to the sharpness and amount of wear on the coin. It means the wear is heavy, though major design elements are still outline-visible.
• 98 - Damage: This is the specific PCGS (Professional Coin Grading Service) or NGC (Numismatic Guaranty Company) holder code for surface damage.

What Qualifies as \"Damage\"?Damage encompasses any form of unnatural metal movement, whether from an accident, intent, or improper handling. The 98 code covers a broad range of flaws:

• Rim dings or bruises: Heavy notches or flattened spots on the edge of the coin.
• Graffiti/Scratches: Deliberate marks or deep scratches on the surface.
• Improper cleaning: Attempts to remove spots or polish the surface.
• Mounting marks: Damage from being used as jewelry (e.g., soldered bezels or pins).

GradeGenuine - VG Details (98 - Damage)PCGS #3923Date, Mintmark1913-SDenomination5CPop Higher0VarietyType 2RegionThe United States of AmericaSecurityProtected by NFC anti-counterfeiting technologyHolder TypeStandard