1936 Buffalo Nickel 1970 Wildlife Conservation Stamp Historical Display
$33.75
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American wildlife and numismatic history display featuring an authentic circulated 1936 Buffalo nickel and a 1970 six-cent Wildlife Conservation buffalo postage stamp. The illustrated educational panel discusses the decline of the American buffalo, early conservation efforts by Congress, Native American history, Buffalo Bill Cody, Yellowstone National Park, and the species’ eventual recovery. An interesting crossover collectible for coin collectors, stamp collectors, Western Americana enthusiasts, and admirers of American bison history. The nickel and stamp are mounted within the original display. The laminated display card shows substantial age and handling wear, including numerous creases, surface cracking, edge and corner wear, discoloration, scuffing, and small areas of paper loss. The coin is circulated with visible wear, while the stamp remains protected within its mounted compartment. Please review all photographs for the exact condition.
1936 Buffalo Nickel 1970 Wildlife Conservation Stamp Historical Display
$33.75