1937 Buffalo Nickel (5c)

The production of proof buffalos in 1937 was limited to just 5,769 pieces, as the U.S. Mint was transitioning to the Jefferson Nickel the following year and just starting the process of making proof sets for collectors in higher volumes.

This coin, graded PR66 by PCGS, exhibits deep, mirrored fields with frosty, nearly cameo devices that give it just excellent eye appeal. The details are razor-sharp. Both obverse and reverse surfaces remain pristine, with no major marks or detracting hairlines visible, making this a prime example of a proof Buffalo Nickel.