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1928-D Buffalo Nickel Circulated

1928-D Buffalo Nickel Circulated

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Introducing the 1928-D Buffalo Nickel Circulated – a numismatic treasure that encapsulates a piece of American history. Designed by the renowned artist James Earle Fraser, this coin boasts a distinctive blend of artistry and craftsmanship. Key Features: Designer: James Earle Fraser Edge: Plain Diameter: 21.20 millimeters Weight: 5.00 grams Mintage: 6,436,000 Mint: Denver Metal: 75% Copper, 25% Nickel Unique Characteristics: The 1928-D holds a special place in numismatic collections, being slightly less common in lower circulated grades compared to its successors. Scarce in grades EF40 and above, it becomes an intriguing addition for collectors seeking rarity and historical significance. Remarkably, in mint state condition, it surpasses both the 1928 and 1928-S in abundance, making it the most prevalent mint state Buffalo nickel from 1913 to 1930, excluding the widely circulated 1913 Type 1. Collectible Rarity: In Gem MS65 condition, the 1928-D may present challenges in strike quality, making it tougher to find than its 1928 counterpart. For the avid collector, the Superb Gem MS66 condition unveils the coin's rarity, with scarcity increasing significantly. Luster plays a crucial role in enhancing the visual appeal, characterized by a satiny semi-frosty type that adds an extra layer of charm. Historical Significance: What sets the 1928-D apart is the intriguing history surrounding its preservation. It is believed that a considerable number of original uncirculated rolls were saved at the time of issue, contributing to its availability in mint state condition today. In essence, the 1928-D Buffalo Nickel Circulated is more than a coin; it is a tangible piece of the past, a testament to American numismatic heritage. Whether you're a seasoned collector or a history enthusiast, this coin invites you to own a slice of the past and relish the artistry and scarcity that define the world of numismatics.
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