1926 5C MS67 PCGS CAC

With a mintage of 44,693,000, only an estimated 0.034% of the 1926 Buffalo nickels have survived, and none are graded finer by CAC than MS67 base. This would be an ideal piece for PCGS Registry Set collectors or those seeking a superior high-grade example for a collection. The strike on both sides is exceptionally strong. The obverse displays full details on the feathers, face, and hair—a rare quality for a Buffalo nickel. On the reverse, every detail of the buffalo is sharply defined, including the center, which is often softly struck on this issue. Both sides display bold rainbow iridescent toning, lending it stunning eye appeal that is bound to attract competitive bidding beyond the current PCGS Collectors Universe value. Both sides feature incredible toning that will excite the new owner when the coin is in hand under light. Each angle shows a new color from the rainbow all vividly present and rarely seen with such intensity. The captivating toning and exceptional strike make this a true Superb GEM! It stands as one of the finest examples we have ever had the privilege of offering, most importantly one seldom has the privilege of acquiring a toned Buffalo and this pleases all requirements. A typical non-toned MS67+ CAC example sold for $10,500 08/24 HA, while a typical white MS67 CAC coin generally sells for around $3,000 with the last sale in 2023.