1913-1938 Minted Buffalo Nickel Silver-tone Bezel Coin Cuff Links
Cufflinks can add an elegant and stylish statement to a man's attire as well as injecting a bit of personality. Our silvertone classic bezel coin cuff links include genuine U.S. coins encircled by a simple yet sophisticated setting that will make your cuffs a great conversation starter at your social event. The Buffalo Nickel was first released into circulation on March 4, 1913 and composed of copper and nickel. The design was created to enhance the beauty of American coinage. The designer James Earle Fraser wanted to create something totally American and therefore decided upon the Buffalo which was unique and a large part of our western states heritage. The Native American Indian also fit right into his idea. The American public deemed to call it the Buffalo Nickel since its first release in 1913. The Buffalo or Indian Head nickel was last minted in 1938.
- (1) set of cufflinks featuring the Buffalo and Indian Head Nickel
Features & Benefits:
- Genuine US Coin
- Buffalo Nickel Minted 1913-1938
- Clean Stylish Bezel
- Bullet Back Closure
- Includes A Certificate of Authenticity, 1 Year Manufacturers Warranty
Details:
- Packaging: Jewelry Box
- Measurements: 7/8" (Length) x 7/8" (Width) x 3/4" (Height)
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Materials: US Coin, Brass
Note - Mint Marks and Years May Vary
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1913-1938 Minted Buffalo Nickel Silver-tone Bezel Coin Cuff Links
Cufflinks can add an elegant and stylish statement to a man's attire as well as injecting a bit of personality. Our silvertone classic bezel coin cuff links include genuine U.S. coins encircled by a simple yet sophisticated setting that will make your cuffs a great conversation starter at your social event. The Buffalo Nickel was first released into circulation on March 4, 1913 and composed of copper and nickel. The design was created to enhance the beauty of American coinage. The designer James Earle Fraser wanted to create something totally American and therefore decided upon the Buffalo which was unique and a large part of our western states heritage. The Native American Indian also fit right into his idea. The American public deemed to call it the Buffalo Nickel since its first release in 1913. The Buffalo or Indian Head nickel was last minted in 1938.
- (1) set of cufflinks featuring the Buffalo and Indian Head Nickel
Features & Benefits:
- Genuine US Coin
- Buffalo Nickel Minted 1913-1938
- Clean Stylish Bezel
- Bullet Back Closure
- Includes A Certificate of Authenticity, 1 Year Manufacturers Warranty
Details:
- Packaging: Jewelry Box
- Measurements: 7/8" (Length) x 7/8" (Width) x 3/4" (Height)
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Materials: US Coin, Brass
Note - Mint Marks and Years May Vary
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Cufflinks can add an elegant and stylish statement to a man's attire as well as injecting a bit of personality. Our silvertone classic bezel coin cuff links include genuine U.S. coins encircled by a simple yet sophisticated setting that will make your cuffs a great conversation starter at your social event. The Buffalo Nickel was first released into circulation on March 4, 1913 and composed of copper and nickel. The design was created to enhance the beauty of American coinage. The designer James Earle Fraser wanted to create something totally American and therefore decided upon the Buffalo which was unique and a large part of our western states heritage. The Native American Indian also fit right into his idea. The American public deemed to call it the Buffalo Nickel since its first release in 1913. The Buffalo or Indian Head nickel was last minted in 1938.
- (1) set of cufflinks featuring the Buffalo and Indian Head Nickel
Features & Benefits:
- Genuine US Coin
- Buffalo Nickel Minted 1913-1938
- Clean Stylish Bezel
- Bullet Back Closure
- Includes A Certificate of Authenticity, 1 Year Manufacturers Warranty
Details:
- Packaging: Jewelry Box
- Measurements: 7/8" (Length) x 7/8" (Width) x 3/4" (Height)
-
Materials: US Coin, Brass
Note - Mint Marks and Years May Vary
