1920 PCGS MS64 CAC

1920 PCGS MS64  CAC

The 1920 Buffalo Nickel, struck at the Philadelphia Mint, captures the rugged artistry of James Earle Fraser’s iconic design. With a mintage exceeding 63 million, most examples saw years of heavy circulation, leaving Mint State survivors scarce—especially those with strong strikes and original surfaces. The date falls in a period when dies often produced soft detail, making sharp, lustrous examples all the more desirable.

This PCGS MS64 example, endorsed by CAC, stands out for its rich, original luster and crisp definition in both the Native American portrait and the bison’s textured coat. The surfaces are clean for the grade, showing only minimal marks under magnification, while the strike is strong enough to bring out detail in the bison’s horn and tail. A premium-quality example that bridges eye appeal and value, perfect for a type set or an advanced Buffalo Nickel collection.

33534035  0824B50