Celebrate one of America’s most iconic coin designs with the 1938-D Buffalo Nickel – Collectors Quality Circulated. Struck at the Denver Mint, this classic coin represents the final chapter of the beloved Buffalo Nickel series, issued from 1913 to 1938. Collectors treasure this date for its historical importance and its connection to the closing era of early 20th-century U.S. coinage.

Designed by renowned sculptor James Earle Fraser, the Buffalo Nickel showcases two powerful symbols of the American West. The obverse features a proud Native American Chief, while the reverse displays the legendary buffalo Black Diamond of the Central Park Zoo. Even in circulated condition, these coins retain strong detail and the rugged charm that has made the series a collector favorite for generations.

With a mintage of just over 7 million, the 1938-D stands out as a key piece for those completing a Buffalo Nickel set. Its status as the last year of issue gives it added desirability and historical significance. Collectors appreciate this final Denver-struck issue both for its artistry and its role in marking the transition to the Jefferson Nickel later that year.

Whether you’re a seasoned numismatist or building your first classic U.S. coin collection, this 1938-D Buffalo Nickel delivers a meaningful combination of history, design, and symbolism. Its circulated condition offers an affordable and authentic way to own a true American classic.

Key Features:

• Struck at the Denver Mint in the final year of the Buffalo Nickel series

• Features Fraser’s iconic design of a Native American Chief and an American buffalo

• Last year of issue (1938) before the transition to the Jefferson Nickel

• Collectors quality circulated condition with solid detail and original character

This is for one coin. A must-have for U.S. coin enthusiasts, the 1938-D Buffalo Nickel offers a timeless tribute to the spirit of the American frontier and remains one of the most iconic designs ever minted.