This 1937 Buffalo Nickel, graded MS66 by NGC, is a stunning near-gem example of one of America’s most beloved coin designs. With sharp detail, satiny luster, and minimal marks, this coin ranks among the top surviving examples from its year. The Buffalo Nickel series is prized for its artistry, history, and rugged charm—making high-grade pieces like this a standout in any U.S. coin collection.
Designed by James Earle Fraser, the obverse features a powerful Native American profile, while the reverse showcases an iconic American bison standing atop a mound. The 1937 issue represents one of the final years of the Buffalo Nickel series before it was replaced by the Jefferson Nickel in 1938.
Key Features:
Year/Mint: 1937 – Philadelphia Mint
Grading Service: NGC (Numismatic Guaranty Company)
Grade: MS66 (Mint State 66 – Near Gem)
Composition: 75% Copper, 25% Nickel
Weight: 5 grams
Diameter: 21.2 mm
Obverse: Native American profile
Reverse: American Bison on mound
Packaging: NGC-certified holder with official MS66 label
Why Add This Coin?
High-grade Buffalo Nickels are increasingly hard to find, especially from the final years of issue. This MS66 example offers exceptional eye appeal, historical depth, and long-term collectible value.
