1916-F Buffalo Nickel W/Bold Horn,Date & 4 Legs

Presented here is a well-preserved 1916-F Buffalo Nickel, a classic example of early 20th-century American numismatic artistry. This coin stands out for its remarkably strong strike, as evidenced by the clear and bold details on its design elements. The distinct horn on the Buffalo, the full and legible date, and the complete depiction of all four legs on the majestic animal are particularly noteworthy. These features are often susceptible to weakness or wear on Buffalo Nickels, making their prominence on this specimen a highly desirable characteristic for collectors.

Designed by James Earle Fraser, the Buffalo Nickel features a stoic Native American profile on the obverse and an American Bison (or Buffalo) on the reverse. Introduced in 1913, this iconic coin remained in circulation until 1938 and is celebrated for its distinctly American imagery. The 1916-F issue, with its documented MINTAGE of 5,798,000 PIECES, is a key piece for any collection of US coinage, and finding an example with such crisp details as this 'Bold Horn, Date & 4 Legs' specimen elevates its appeal significantly, indicating superior strike quality and careful preservation over its century-plus existence.

This listing proudly presents a 1916 Buffalo Nickel, an iconic piece of American numismatic history. Designed by James Earle Fraser, the Buffalo Nickel features a striking profile of a Native American on the obverse and an American bison on the reverse, capturing the spirit of the American West. Minted for circulation from 1913 to 1938, these coins are cherished by collectors for their intricate design and historical significance.

This particular 1916 Buffalo Nickel stands out with several desirable attributes: a bold horn on the Native American's portrait, a clearly legible date, and all four legs distinctly visible on the majestic buffalo. These details are often weakly struck on Buffalo Nickels due to the complexities of the design, making examples with strong strikes highly sought after. The presence of these full details indicates a well-preserved strike, adding significantly to its collectible appeal.