1916-D Buffalo Nickel — PCGS VF20 — Early Denver Scarcity! Clean VF Survivor

Here’s an 1916-D Buffalo Nickel that actually lived life, hit circulation, and came back with character — not corrosion. Slabbed PCGS VF20, this Denver piece still holds solid braid detail, readable legends, and that VF-level horn that proves it didn’t get wiped into oblivion. Early D-mints don’t exactly grow on trees, and most survivors look like they got dragged behind a truck — this one kept it clean and problem-free. If you’re chasing an early Buffalo date run, or need that “real circulated Denver” energy without selling a kidney, this is the move.