The 1914 Buffalo Nickel is an early issue of one of America’s most iconic coin designs. Struck in Philadelphia with a mintage of 20,664,463, it remains a cherished piece of U.S. numismatic history. Designed by James Earle Fraser, the Buffalo Nickel is celebrated for its bold artistry and representation of America’s western heritage.

This example has been graded MS64 by PCGS and resides in the highly collectible Old Green Holder (OGH), a certification style used by PCGS in the late 1980s to early 1990s. Coins in OGH slabs are prized by advanced collectors, as they often indicate earlier, stricter grading standards. For this particular coin, the PCGS population is just 18, with an estimated OGH population of 3 or fewer.

The obverse features a composite portrait of a Native American chief, while the reverse displays the powerful image of an American bison, modeled after “Black Diamond,” a buffalo housed at the Central Park Zoo. With sharp details, original luster, and a grade just shy of Gem, this MS64 example stands out as an exceptional survivor from over a century ago.

Scarce in higher mint state grades, the 1914 Buffalo Nickel is always in demand. This rare PCGS MS64 OGH-certified piece represents a unique opportunity for collectors to secure a classic American coin with added pedigree and historic appeal.

Key Features:

• 1914 Buffalo Nickel struck in Philadelphia with a mintage of 20,664,463

• Graded MS64 by PCGS and housed in a collectible Old Green Holder

• PCGS population of just 18, with an estimated OGH population of 3 or fewer

• Iconic design by James Earle Fraser featuring a Native American portrait and American bison

This 1914 Buffalo Nickel – PCGS MS64 Old Green Holder is more than a coin—it’s a tangible link to America’s past and a rare opportunity to own a certified treasure with exceptional eye appeal. Collectors seeking quality and rarity will appreciate the pedigree and scarcity of this remarkable piece.