Authoritative Reference on Buffalo Nickels 2nd Ed. Zyrus Press

Description

The Buffalo nickel series is considered by many to be one of the most popular and collectible of United States Mint issues. They replaced the Liberty Head nickel in 1913, and were struck until 1938. Created by James Earl Fraser, the Buffalo nickel is the very essence of an aesthetic design combined with historical significance. The American Indian on the obverse and the Buffalo on the reverse pay tribute to symbols of Native American heritage that played such an integral role in 19th century American history. The very definition of “coin lore” is epitomized in the Buffalo nickel. This second edition is a date-by-date analysis of the Buffalo nickel series. With this, you will gain a general knowledge of rarity and striking characteristics for each date and mintmark.

Description:

Brand: Zyrus Press, John Wexler, Ron Pope & Kevin Flynn
Pub Date: 2007
Edition: 2nd
Binding: Paperback
Size: 8.5 x 11
Pages: 320
Qty: 1
ISBN:9781933990033

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Item #: 20918
Condition: New