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1914-D Buffalo Nickel Main Image

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Capture the spirit of the Wild West with this genuine 1914 Buffalo nickel! <ul><li>This vintage coin was struck by the Denver Mint during the second year of the series</li><li>Obverse features a proud Native American profile</li><li>Reverse shows the classic American buffalo standing on flat ground</li><li>The denomination FIVE CENTS is recessed to improve wear</li><li>This issue boasts a low mintage of only 3.9 million &ndash; today&#39;s mintages are over 300 million!</li></ul> Act now to add this classic 1914 Buffalo nickel &ndash; from the first year of World War I &ndash; to your collection!

1914-D Buffalo Nickel

1924-D Buffalo Nickel Main Image

Act now to own this 1924-D Buffalo nickel! Designed by James E. Fraser, its obverse bears a proud Native American profile. The reverse depicts a rugged American buffalo. The Denver Mint struck this coin the year Julius Guttag organized the first National Coin Week. That same year, Miriam "Ma" Ferguson, of Texas, became the first woman governor in the United States. Recall these two historic firsts with this 1924-D Buffalo nickel!

1924-D Buffalo Nickel

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1913-D Buffalo Nickel, Variety 1, Raised Mound Main Image

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Here's one coin every collector should have - the prized 1913-D Type 1 Buffalo nickel! Struck by the historic Denver Mint, this coin vividly recalls the American West. Its obverse features a proud profile of the classic Native American. The reverse bears James E. Fraser's original design, depicting an American buffalo on a raised mound. Later in 1913, the raised mound was removed from the design - making this both a first-year issue and a one-year-only type coin! Every collector needs at least one of these coins in his or her collection. Get yours now, while supplies last!

1913-D Buffalo Nickel, Variety 1, Raised Mound

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1924 Buffalo Nickel Main Image

1924 Buffalo Nickel PCGS            MS65 Main Image

Recall the very first National Coin Week with this vintage Buffalo nickel! In the year 1924, Julius Guttag started National Coin Week, beginning a tradition that continues today. That same year, this coin was struck by the Philadelphia Mint. It bears James E. Fraser's beloved Indian Head and Buffalo designs. And it's the perfect way to remember this numismatic tradition. Add it to your collection today!

1924 Buffalo Nickel PCGS            MS65

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1924 G Main Image

Recall the very first National Coin Week with this vintage Buffalo nickel! In the year 1924, Julius Guttag started National Coin Week, beginning a tradition that continues today. That same year, this coin was struck by the Philadelphia Mint. It bears James E. Fraser`s beloved Indian Head and Buffalo designs. And it`s the perfect way to remember this numismatic tradition. Add it to your collection today!

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1924 G

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1924 VG Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1924 VG

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1924 F Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1924 F

1924 Buffalo Nickel

1937 Buffalo Nickel in Deluxe Holder Main Image

Act fast and you can own a beautiful, lustrous Mint State 1937 Buffalo nickel at a very reasonable price! Thanks to a special opportunity purchase, we&rsquo;re fortunate to be able to offer you these Uncirculated and Choice Uncirculated favorites from the final year they were struck at the Philadelphia Mint. It&rsquo;s not often we see this American classic in these grades, and our stock is limited. Despite an original mintage of around 79.5 million, many of these Great Depression-era nickels were widely used in circulation. As a result, experts estimate less than 1% of the 1937 Buffaloes survive today in Mint State condition. Each coin is presented in a deluxe holder with an identification label. Whether you want a single high-grade example of a Buffalo nickel or you need this date and grade to fill a spot in your current collection, claim yours today!

1937 Buffalo Nickel in Deluxe Holder

1929 Buffalo Nickel Main Image

This vintage 1929 Buffalo nickel from the Philadelphia Mint is sure to be prized by any collector. Designed by James E. Fraser, its obverse bears a proud Native American profile. The reverse shows a rugged American buffalo. This coin was struck the same year the Bureau of Engraving and Printing introduced small-size paper money. That same year, the movie Wings won Best Picture at the first Academy Awards, while Janet Gaynor took home the award for Best Actress. Recall these historic events with a genuine 1929 Buffalo nickel!

1929 Buffalo Nickel

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1929 CIRC Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1929 CIRC

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1929 G Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1929 G

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1929 VG Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1929 VG

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1929 F Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1929 F

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1929 VF Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1929 VF

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1929 XF#2 Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1929 XF#2

1936 Buffalo Nickel Main Image

Recall the world's first televised sporting event with this genuine 1936 Buffalo nickel! Struck by the Philadelphia Mint, this coin is a true classic. The obverse features a proud Native American profile. The reverse depicts a rugged American buffalo. This vintage coin was minted the same year Germany broadcast the 1936 Summer Olympics live from Berlin, and American athlete Jesse Owens stunned the world by winning four gold medals. Add this coin to your collection today!

1936 Buffalo Nickel

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1936 CIRC Main Image

Recall the world`s first televised sporting event with this genuine 1936 Buffalo nickel! Struck by the Philadelphia Mint, this coin is a true classic. The obverse features a proud Native American profile. The reverse depicts a rugged American buffalo. This vintage coin was minted the same year Germany broadcast the 1936 Summer Olympics live from Berlin, and American athlete Jesse Owens stunned the world by winning four gold medals. Add this coin to your collection today!

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1936 CIRC

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1936 G Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1936 G

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1936 F Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1936 F

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1936 VF Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1936 VF

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1936 XF Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1936 XF

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1936 AU50 Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1936 AU50

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1936 AU#2 Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1936 AU#2

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1936 AU55 Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1936 AU55

1938-D Buffalo Nickel Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1938-D XF Main Image

Here`s one coin you don`t want to miss - the prized last-year 1938-D Buffalo nickel! All nickels produced during the final year of this popular series were struck at the Denver Mint. So make sure you add this vintage classic to your collection. Designed by James E. Fraser, its obverse bears a proud Native American profile. The reverse features a rugged American buffalo. In the year 1938, the Federal Communications Commission rebuked NBC for its broadcast of Adam & Eve. Considered lewd and offensive by the FCC, the program starred Mae West, Don Ameche, and Edgar Bergen`s ventriloquist dummy Charlie McCarthy. Don`t miss this opportunity to own the last Buffalo nickel. Buy it for your collection now, while supplies last!

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1938-D XF

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1938-D MS63 Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1938-D MS63

1938-D Buffalo Nickel

Here's one coin you don't want to miss &ndash; the prized last-year 1938-D Buffalo nickel! All nickels produced during the final year of this popular series were struck at the Denver Mint. So make sure you add this vintage classic to your collection. Designed by James E. Fraser, its obverse bears a proud Native American profile. The reverse features a rugged American buffalo. In the year 1938, the Federal Communications Commission rebuked NBC for its broadcast of Adam & Eve. Considered lewd and offensive by the FCC, the program starred Mae West, Don Ameche, and Edgar Bergen's ventriloquist dummy Charlie McCarthy. Don't miss this opportunity to own the last Buffalo nickel. Buy it for your collection now, while supplies last!

1913 Buffalo Nickel, Variety 1, Raised Mound Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1913 T1 MS65 Main Image

Act now to own the prized 1913 Type 1 Buffalo nickel! Struck by the Philadelphia Mint, this vintage coin is truly an American classic. Its obverse features a proud Native American profile. The reverse bears James E. Fraser`s original design, depicting an American buffalo on a raised mound. Later in 1913, the raised mound was removed from the design - making this both a first-year issue and a one-year-only type coin! It`s a "must" for every collector of U.S. coins. Add it to your collection now!

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1913 T1 MS65

Act now to own the prized 1913 Type 1 Buffalo nickel! Struck by the Philadelphia Mint, this vintage coin is truly an American classic. Its obverse features a proud Native American profile. The reverse bears James E. Fraser's original design, depicting an American buffalo on a raised mound. Later in 1913, the raised mound was removed from the design - making this both a first-year issue and a one-year-only type coin! It's a "must" for every collector of U.S. coins. Add it to your collection now!

1913 Buffalo Nickel, Variety 1, Raised Mound

1923 Buffalo Nickel Main Image

Act now to own this 1923 Buffalo nickel from the Philadelphia Mint! Designed by James E. Fraser, the Buffalo nickel is a true American classic. The obverse bears a proud profile of the classic Native American. The reverse shows a rugged American buffalo. In the year 1923, the "Dance 'Til You Drop" craze swept the nation, as young couples vied to set the world record for continuous dancing. That same year, the first issue of Time magazine was published. Recall a truly historic year with this 1923 Buffalo nickel!

1923 Buffalo Nickel

1923 Buffalo Nickel PCGS            MS64 Main Image

1923 Buffalo Nickel PCGS            MS64

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1923 CIRC Main Image

Act now to own this 1923 Buffalo nickel from the Philadelphia Mint! Designed by James E. Fraser, the Buffalo nickel is a true American classic. The obverse bears a proud profile of the classic Native American. The reverse shows a rugged American buffalo. In the year 1923, the "Dance `Til You Drop" craze swept the nation, as young couples vied to set the world record for continuous dancing. That same year, the first issue of Time magazine was published. Recall a truly historic year with this 1923 Buffalo nickel!

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1923 CIRC

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1923 G Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1923 G

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1923 VG Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1923 VG

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1923 F#2 Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1923 F#2

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1923 F Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1923 F

1930-S Buffalo Nickel Main Image

Act now to own this genuine 1930-S Buffalo nickel! Struck by the prestigious San Francisco Mint, this vintage classic was designed by renowned sculptor James E. Fraser. The obverse bears a proud Native American profile. The reverse shows a rugged American buffalo. In the year 1930, U.S. president Herbert Hoover worked to lead the nation out of the Great Depression. That same year, baseball legend Babe Ruth signed a two-year contract with the Yankees worth $160,000. Recall the start of the 1930s with this 1930-S Buffalo nickel!

1930-S Buffalo Nickel

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1930-S CIRC Main Image

Act now to own this genuine 1930-S Buffalo nickel! Struck by the prestigious San Francisco Mint, this vintage classic was designed by renowned sculptor James E. Fraser. The obverse bears a proud Native American profile. The reverse shows a rugged American buffalo. In the year 1930, U.S. president Herbert Hoover worked to lead the nation out of the Great Depression. That same year, baseball legend Babe Ruth signed a two-year contract with the Yankees worth $160,000. Recall the start of the 1930s with this 1930-S Buffalo nickel!

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1930-S CIRC

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1930-S G Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1930-S G

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1930-S VG Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1930-S VG

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1930-S F#2 Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1930-S F#2

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1930-S F Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1930-S F

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1930-S VF Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1930-S VF

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1930-S XF#2 Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1930-S XF#2

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1930-S XF Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1930-S XF

1937 Buffalo Nickel Main Image

This vintage coin is from the last year Buffalo nickels were struck at the Philadelphia Mint. And it&#39;s a true American classic. Designed by renowned sculptor James E. Fraser, the obverse features a proud Native American profile. The reverse depicts a rugged American buffalo. This coin was struck the same year famous aviator Amelia Earhart &ndash; with her navigator Fred Noonan &ndash; disappeared while attempting the longest flight around the globe. The fate of the plane and its crew is still a mystery today. Recall their final flight with the last P-Mint Buffalo nickel today!

1937 Buffalo Nickel

1937 Buffalo Nickel ANACS           MS66 Main Image

1937 Buffalo Nickel ANACS           MS66

1937 Buffalo Nickel ANACS           MS64 Main Image

1937 Buffalo Nickel ANACS           MS64

1937 Buffalo Nickel ANACS           MS65 Main Image

1937 Buffalo Nickel ANACS           MS65

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1937 CIRC Main Image

This vintage coin is from the last year Buffalo nickels were struck at the Philadelphia Mint. And it`s a true American classic. Designed by renowned sculptor James E. Fraser, the obverse features a proud Native American profile. The reverse depicts a rugged American buffalo. This vintage coin was struck the same year famous aviator Amelia Earhart - with her navigator Fred Noonan - disappeared while attempting the longest flight around the globe. The fate of the plane and its crew is still a mystery today. Recall their final flight with the last P-Mint Buffalo nickel today!

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1937 CIRC

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1937 G Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1937 G

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1937 F Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1937 F

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1937 VF Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1937 VF

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1937 XF Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1937 XF

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1937 AU50 Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1937 AU50

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1937 AU55 Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1937 AU55

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1937 MS64 Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1937 MS64

1937 Buffalo Nickel (NGC MS66) Main Image

1937 Buffalo Nickel (NGC MS66)

1936-S Buffalo Nickel Main Image

Here's a coin that's sure to be prized - the 1936-S Buffalo nickel! Struck by the prestigious San Francisco Mint, this vintage coin bears James E. Fraser's classic designs. The obverse features a proud Native American profile. The reverse depicts a rugged American buffalo. In 1936, the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge opened to traffic. That same year, Swiss actress Ursula Andress was born. Recall this feat of engineering and the original "Bond girl" with this coin today!

1936-S Buffalo Nickel

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1936-S CIRC Main Image

Here`s a coin that`s sure to be prized - the 1936-S Buffalo nickel! Struck by the prestigious San Francisco Mint, this vintage coin bears James E. Fraser`s classic designs. The obverse features a proud Native American profile. The reverse depicts a rugged American buffalo. In 1936, the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge opened to traffic. That same year, Swiss actress Ursula Andress was born. Recall this feat of engineering and the original "Bond girl" with this coin today!

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1936-S CIRC

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1936-S G Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1936-S G

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1936-S F Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1936-S F

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1936-S VF Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1936-S VF

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1936-S XF Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1936-S XF

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1936-S AU50 Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1936-S AU50

1926 Buffalo Nickel Main Image

Here's a great coin for your collection - the 1926 Buffalo nickel! Designed by James E. Fraser, this vintage coin was struck by the Philadelphia Mint. Its obverse bears a proud Native American profile. The reverse shows a rugged American buffalo. In the year 1926, Gertrude Ederle became the first woman to swim the English Channel. She also set a new record, besting the old record by nearly two hours. Recall her achievement with this 1926 Buffalo nickel!

1926 Buffalo Nickel

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1926 CIRC Main Image

Here`s a great coin for your collection - the 1926 Buffalo nickel! Designed by James E. Fraser, this vintage coin was struck by the Philadelphia Mint. Its obverse bears a proud Native American profile. The reverse shows a rugged American buffalo. In the year 1926, Gertrude Ederle became the first woman to swim the English Channel. She also set a new record, besting the old record by nearly two hours. Recall her achievement with this 1926 Buffalo nickel!

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1926 CIRC

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1926 G Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1926 G

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1926 VG Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1926 VG

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1926 F#2 Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1926 F#2

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1926 F Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1926 F

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1926 VF Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1926 VF

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1926 XF Main Image

Five Cent Piece - Buffalo - 1926 XF

1934 Buffalo Nickel Main Image

Here's a great coin for your collection &ndash; the prized 1934 Buffalo nickel! Designed by renowned sculptor James E. Fraser, this vintage coin was struck by the historic Philadelphia Mint. The obverse bears a proud Native American profile. The reverse shows a rugged American buffalo. The year 1934 saw the deaths of numerous outlaws. Among those who died in shootouts with authorities were Bonnie and Clyde, John Dillinger, Charles "Pretty Boy" Floyd, and George "Baby Face" Nelson. Recall the end of the outlaw era with this 1934 Buffalo nickel today!

1934 Buffalo Nickel

1934 Buffalo Nickel CIRC Main Image

Here`s a great coin for your collection - the prized 1934 Buffalo nickel! Designed by renowned sculptor James E. Fraser, this vintage coin was struck by the historic Philadelphia Mint. The obverse bears a proud Native American profile. The reverse shows a rugged American buffalo. The year 1934 saw the deaths of numerous outlaws. Among those who died in shootouts with authorities were Bonnie and Clyde, John Dillinger, Charles "Pretty Boy" Floyd, and George "Baby Face" Nelson. Recall the end of the outlaw era with this 1934 Buffalo nickel today!

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