1914 Indian Head Buffalo Nickel – XF

Description

Enhance your numismatic holdings with an authentic piece of early 20th-century American coinage that retains sharp, distinct detail from its original minting. Acquiring a well-preserved, early-date vintage coin allows collectors to own a tangible artifact of United States history while securing a key slot in a complete series set.

• 1914 Second-Year Strike: Represents only the second year of the Buffalo Nickel series, offering greater historical significance and lower surviving numbers in higher grades than common later-date issues.
• Extra Fine (XF) Condition: Features minimal surface wear with a full, visible horn on the bison and clear line details in the Native American braid, ensuring immediate visual appeal and long-term value retention.
• Legible 1914 Date: The raised numerals on the obverse remain fully readable and intact, protecting the coin against attribution loss common to heavily circulated specimens.
• James Earle Fraser Design: Showcases true-to-life portraits of an American Indian chief on the obverse and an American bison on the reverse, delivering an iconic artwork recognized worldwide.

Product Specifications:

• Date: 1914
• Grade: Extra Fine (XF)
• Composition: 75% Copper, 25% Nickel
• Weight: 5.00 grams
• Diameter: 21.20 mm
• Thickness: 1.95 mm
• Edge: Plain
• Storage Compatibility: Fits standard 21.2 mm coin capsules, 2×2 cardboard flips, and Dansco or Whitman Buffalo Nickel album pages.

This 1914 Indian Head Buffalo Nickel in XF condition stands as a verified, high-quality addition to any serious assembly of classic U.S. circulation coinage. Secure this historic second-year specimen to strengthen the quality and completeness of your collection.