Key Features: Type: Final-year Buffalo Nickel proof, United States Mint Grade: PCGS PR64 (Proof, with moderate handling marks) Certification: CAC-approved, indicating solid eye appeal and surface quality within the grade Design: Obverse features a Native American portrait; Reverse shows a standing buffalo on a mound—classic James Earle Fraser design Historical Context: Proof production began in 1913 but ceased mid-1938 when the series transitioned to the Jefferson nickel. 1938 proofs are particularly desirable as they mark the final issue of the Buffalo series, commanding collector attention.
