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Buffalo Nickel

BuffaloNickel

Our purchase price is usually:

Dates not listed………………….25¢
Worn-No Dates………………….10¢
1913………………………………$5
1913D Type II……………..…...$75
1913S Type II………………....$200
1914D……………………………$50
1915-19 D or S…………………$5
1921S………………………….$30
1937D 3-Leg………………….$400

The buffalo nickel, one of the most interesting coins ever produced by the U.S. Mint, features a portrait of a Native American with a buffalo on the obverse with the word ‘liberty’ prominently featured on the rim.

These Buffalo nickels were struck from 1913 to 1938, with a break during 1932 and 1933 during the great depression.

The Buffalo Nickel – or Indian Head Nickel as it is sometimes called) was minted at the Denver, San Francisco, and Philadelphia mints.

With over 1 billion coins produced, some original buffalo nickels remain in circulation today.  The letter “F” on the coin refers to the coin’s designer, James Earle Fraser, a renowned naturalist.

The Jefferson nickel replaced the Buffalo nickel.

   Note: Posted prices are for REFERENCE ONLY. Exact prices depend on dates, condition and current market. Better dates pay more.