The 1918-D is a desirable early Denver-mint Buffalo Nickel, and this example has the added distinction of having a PCGS-certified reverse lamination error. The lamination is clearly visible on the reverse and is the result of a planchet-related minting error rather than post-mint damage.
PCGS has specifically recognized and attributed this error on the holder, making this a particularly interesting piece for collectors of Buffalo Nickels, mint errors, planchet errors, and early Denver issues.
The combination of the scarce 1918-D date, PCGS XF40 grade, and an officially attributed Reverse Lamination Mint Error makes this an especially collectible example.
