1918/7-D Buffalo Nickel - NGC Good 4 Bars KM# 216 Denomination Peso Country

KM# 216 Denomination Peso Country Colombia Government Republic Coinage Type Decimal Coinage (100 Centavos = 1 Peso) Mint Mexico City Composition Silver Fineness 0

KM# 52 Denomination 1/2 Sucre (Medio) Country Ecuador Government Republic Coinage Type Decimal Coinage (10 Centavos = 1 Decimo

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1682 oz ASW Description Obverse Crowned and veiled bust left Description Reverse Crowned arms divide date

1918/7-D Buffalo Nickel - NGC Good 4 Bars KM# 216 Denomination Peso CountryIt took over 10 years for numismatists to discover this key overdate. Discovered in 1930 by Paul M. Lange, the 1918 7 D is the rarest of all Buffalo nickels. Only around 7,000 are believed extant and it is rare in virtually every grade (populations really drop after Fine). This is an evenly worn specimen with an overdate that remains easily visible, certified by NGC and reasonably priced.