2005 MS67 Buffalo Nickel 2-piece Set

Show appreciation of the buffalo's historical value with our 2005 MS67 Buffalo Nickel 2-piece Set. Native Americans depended heavily on the buffalo for food, clothing and shelter. While we don't rely on buffalo for survival today, this is your chance to honor the important role of wildlife in American history by adding these Westward Journey nickels to your coin collection.

2005 MS67 Buffalo Nickel 2-piece Set Includes:

• 2005 P-Mint Buffalo Nickel
• 2005 D-Mint Buffalo Nickel
• Presentation box - measures approx. 3-1/4"W x 3-7/8"L x 1"H 

Product Features:

• Westward Journey nickels - issued from 2004-2006 to honor the 200th year anniversary of the Lewis & Clark Expedition and the Louisiana Purchase
• The Buffalo Nickel - third nickel released in this commemorative series; acknowledges the wildlife that Lewis & Clark came across throughout their explorations
• Obverse -  features the right side of Jefferson's face and the word "Liberty" engraved in Jefferson's own handwriting
• Reverse -  features the American bison, or buffalo.
• Graded MS67 - Mint State coins with no visible hairlines without magnification
• Encapsulated - sealed in tamper-proof holders to preserve condition 
• Graded by ICG
• Coins produced by Philadelphia and Denver mints
• Made in USA

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