Check out this 1916 Buffalo Nickel that slid through the Mint and straight into a PCGS MS64 slab like it owned the place. Early Buffalos usually come weak, dull, or beat to pieces, but this one kept the detail, held the luster, and landed in that sweet MS64 pocket where the coin looks Gem but the price doesn’t hurt your feelings. If you’re building a Mint State date run, flexing a type set, or just stacking classic American art with a bison on it, this piece brings the heat without the hype-tax.
1916 = early Buffalo date, not some common late-series filler
MS64 is the collector cheat code: Gem look without Gem premiums
Designed by James Earle Fraser, who turned nickels into artwork
PCGS slab ensures it’s real, graded, and ready to move
Clean fields + luster = exactly what you want at MS64
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