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The Buffalo Nickel was minted from 1913 to 1938, and the 1914 issue holds a special place in the hearts of many numismatists. With its iconic design by sculptor James Earle Fraser, it features the majestic American bison on one side and a Native American chief on the other.
This coin carries the over mintmark designation FS-05-1938D-511, detailed in the Cherrypicker’s Guide to rare die varieties. This designation is sought after due to the distinguishing characteristics that signal its unique die variety. Collectors often engage in identifying and obtaining coins that possess such noteworthy features, as they represent both a historical context and a tangible piece of numismatic heritage. The intersection of these grading criteria and distinct features ultimately enhances the market value of the 1838-D Buffalo Nickel, affirming its status as a valuable addition to any collection.
The 1928-S Standing Liberty Quarter is not just a coin; it symbolizes a rich era in American numismatic history. Its FS-502 designation by the Cherrypickers Guide further emphasizes its rarity and desirability. This combination makes it a coveted addition to any coin collection.
1938-D Buffalo Nickel NGC MS66 A Valuable Gem An 1838-D US Buffalo Nickel graded MS66 by the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) is a highly sought-after and valuable coin for collectors of United States coinage. Key Features: Year: 1938 Mint Mark: D (Denver Mint) Denomination: Nickel Type: Buffalo Nickel Grading: MS66 by NGC MS66 Grading: An…
A 1937-D Three-Legged Buffalo Nickel graded AU58 by the Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) is a highly sought-after and valuable error coin. This unique variety, caused by a die error during the minting process, features a buffalo with only three legs instead of the usual four and verified by CAC with a green sticker.
