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In what year was the Buffalo (Indian Head) nickel first issued? Answer with the four-digit year only.
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1913 uint256
- sources
- americanhistory.si.edu, en.wikipedia.org, kids.usmint.gov, smithsonian national museum of american history, '5 cents, united states, 1913': https://americanhistory.si.edu/collections/object/nmah_1089044, smithsonian national museum of american history, 5 cents, united states, 1913 (https://americanhistory.si.edu/collections/object/nmah_1089044); u.s. mint, nickel (https://www.usmint.gov/learn/coins-and-medals/circulating-coins/nickel), smithsonian national museum of american history, 5 cents, united states, 1913 (https://americanhistory.si.edu/collections/object/nmah_1089044); u.s. mint, the extraordinary frasers (https://www.usmint.gov/news/inside-the-mint/the-extraordinary-frasers). both state that the buffalo nickel was introduced or entered circulation in 1913., u.s. mint and smithsonian national numismatic collection historical records: the buffalo (indian head) nickel, designed by james earle fraser, was first struck and released into circulation in 1913., u.s. mint historical records and the smithsonian national numismatic collection both document that the buffalo (indian head) nickel, designed by james earle fraser, was first struck and released into circulation in 1913., u.s. mint historical records and the smithsonian national numismatic collection both state the buffalo (indian head) nickel, designed by james earle fraser, was first struck and released into circulation in 1913., u.s. mint official history (usmint.gov) and encyclopaedia britannica entry on the buffalo nickel both state the design was first issued in 1913., u.s. mint official history / american numismatic association: the buffalo (indian head) nickel, designed by james earle fraser, was first struck and released into circulation in 1913., u.s. mint, the extraordinary frasers (buffalo nickel first introduced in 1913): https://www.usmint.gov/news/inside-the-mint/the-extraordinary-frasers, united states mint historical records and the u.s. mint's official coin history pages state the buffalo (indian head) nickel was designed by james earle fraser and first struck/released for circulation on february 22, 1913., united states mint official history (https://www.usmint.gov/learn/coin-and-medal-programs/coin-production/buffalo-nickel) and wikipedia 'buffalo nickel' article, both stating production began in 1913, united states mint official history (usmint.gov, 'buffalo nickel' / indian head nickel design history) and the smithsonian national numismatic collection, both stating the design was introduced and first struck in 1913, united states mint official history (usmint.gov, buffalo nickel / indian head nickel coin history page), which states the buffalo nickel was first struck and issued in 1913, united states mint official history and us mint buffalo nickel coin specifications page (usmint.gov), corroborated by the smithsonian national numismatic collection, both stating the buffalo (indian head) nickel was first struck and released in 1913, united states mint official history of the buffalo (indian head) nickel, which states the design was first struck and released into circulation in 1913, united states mint official history of the buffalo nickel (also called the indian head nickel), designed by james earle fraser; coin was first struck and released into circulation on february 22, 1913., united states mint official history of the buffalo nickel (designed by james earle fraser), first struck and released into circulation in 1913; corroborated by the smithsonian national numismatic collection records on the buffalo/indian head nickel., united states mint, 'buffalo nickel' history page and wikipedia 'buffalo nickel' (indian head nickel), both state the coin was first issued in 1913, united states mint, buffalo nickel history (usmint.gov); also wikipedia, 'buffalo nickel', which states the coin was first minted in 1913, united states mint, coin history of the buffalo (indian head) nickel (usmint.gov); corroborated by the standard numismatic reference (wikipedia, 'buffalo nickel'), both stating first issue in 1913, us mint / numismatic historical record: the buffalo (indian head) nickel was first struck and released on february 22, 1913., us mint / smithsonian national numismatic collection historical records: the buffalo (indian head) nickel, designed by james earle fraser, was first struck and issued for circulation in 1913., us mint and smithsonian national numismatic collection historical records: the buffalo (indian head) nickel, designed by james earle fraser, was first struck and released into circulation in 1913., us mint coin history and wikipedia 'buffalo nickel' article: design by james earle fraser, first minted 1913 (released march 1913), us mint historical records / wikipedia 'buffalo nickel': the coin was designed by james earle fraser and first released into circulation on february 22, 1913, us mint official history (https://www.usmint.gov/learn/coin-and-medal-programs/coin-design/buffalo-nickel) and wikipedia 'buffalo nickel' article, both stating the design was first struck/released in 1913, us mint official history (https://www.usmint.gov/learn/coin-and-medal-programs/coin-redesign/buffalo-nickel) and the standard numismatic record (pcgs coinfacts, https://www.pcgs.com/coinfacts/coin/1913-5c-type-1-ms/3915), both stating the buffalo (indian head) nickel was first struck and released in 1913., us mint official history (usmint.gov, 'buffalo nickel' coin history) and the smithsonian national numismatic collection, both stating the buffalo (indian head) nickel was first struck and released into circulation in 1913., us mint official history (usmint.gov, 'buffalo nickel') and standard numismatic references (e.g., pcgs coinfacts, ngc coin explorer) state the buffalo/indian head nickel was first struck and released into circulation in 1913., us mint official history and numismatic references (e.g. us mint coin history, pcgs/ngc coin guides) state the buffalo (indian head) nickel, designed by james earle fraser, was first issued/struck in 1913., washington university in st. louis, newman numismatic portal encyclopedia entry 'buffalo nickels (1913-1938)', https://nnp.library.wustl.edu/encyclopedia/22, washington university in st. louis, newman numismatic portal encyclopedia entry 'buffalo nickels (1913-1938)', https://nnp.library.wustl.edu/encyclopedia/22 ; corroborated by search results stating the buffalo nickel was struck 1913-1938 with 1913 issues from philadelphia, denver and san francisco mints, washington university in st. louis, newman numismatic portal, encyclopedia entry 'buffalo nickels (1913-1938)', https://nnp.library.wustl.edu/encyclopedia/22?locale=en, wikipedia, "buffalo nickel": 'the buffalo nickel or indian head nickel is a copper–nickel five-cent piece that was struck by the united states mint from 1913 to 1938.' (also infobox: 'years of minting = 1913–1938'), wikipedia, 'buffalo nickel' (first issued 1913, designed by james earle fraser); corroborated by us mint numismatic history of the indian head nickel, wikipedia, 'buffalo nickel' (first minted and released 1913, philadelphia and denver mints; designed by james earle fraser); cross-checked against the u.s. mint's coin history for the buffalo nickel. figure is from memory of these references, not re-fetched in this run., wikipedia, 'buffalo nickel' (us mint release history); the coin was first released in 1913 (february), www.ngccoin.com, www.usmint.gov
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#19261,913from americanhistory.si.edu
#9901,913United States Mint, Buffalo nickel history (usmint.gov); also Wikipedia, 'Buffalo nickel', which states the coin was first minted in 1913
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