1913-D Nickel Indian Head or Buffalo PCGS MS-67 Type 1 CAC

Category: Nickel Indian Head or Buffalo
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Discover the exceptional beauty and historical significance of the 1913 D Nickel Indian Head or Buffalo PCGS MS-67 Type 1, a premier numismatic treasure from the United States Mint.

This stunning Buffalo Nickel represents one of the most iconic designs in American coinage history. Graded by PCGS at the elite MS-67 level, this Type 1 specimen displays breathtaking luster, razor-sharp details, and virtually perfect surfaces that make it a standout piece for any serious collector.

The 1913-D Buffalo Nickel is particularly sought after as a first-year issue from the Denver Mint. Its Type 1 design features a raised mound beneath the buffalo, which was modified later in 1913 to create the more durable Type 2 variety.

  • Year: 1913
  • Mint: Denver (D)
  • Denomination: 5 Cents
  • Composition: 75% Copper, 25% Nickel
  • Designer: James Earle Fraser
  • Grade: PCGS MS-67
  • Type: Type 1 (Raised Mound)
  • Certification: PCGS Certified

James Earle Fraser's legendary design captures the spirit of the American West with a proud Native American profile on the obverse and an American bison standing on a natural mound on the reverse. The 1913-D issue had a relatively low mintage, making high-grade examples like this MS-67 particularly scarce and desirable.

Whether you're building a high-grade Buffalo Nickel set or seeking a show-stopping centerpiece for your collection, this PCGS MS-67 1913-D Type 1 Buffalo Nickel offers both historical importance and exceptional eye appeal.

Perfect for collectors of Indian Head Nickels, Buffalo Nickels, or premier PCGS-graded U.S. coins. A true numismatic masterpiece from the early 20th century.

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