Recent purchase because of grade , CAC sticker and old rattler slab from PCGS.

Not seeing any Recently sold 1938 D with CAC sticker.

My opinion, aside from the fact the coin is rotated in its holder, which happens occasionally. Coin has a great strike and tone. I did notice a few rim dents that probably kept it from a higher grade, but I’m not the expert on grading mint coins. Very minimal rub or scratches on the slab.

Always amazed, (STATING more than I should) but that’s why I call this site INTERACTIVESITE1 as I will describe items to the best of my ability, even though it may not be the best thing for my bottom line. Was really surprised to see this early generation slab with CAC sticker on what I personally call a damaged Coin.

The following is AI generated and if you want to waste more of your time, read it. Posting this at a later hour and my photos are not the greatest, but they never are. Hoping. U will be pleased with your purchase.

Up for sale is a stunning 1938 buffalo nickel certified by PCGS and graded at MS 65. This particular coin was minted in Denver and is in uncirculated condition. It features beautiful golden tones and comes in an Ogh Rattler holder with the CAC sticker of approval. The coin bears the denomination of 5 cents and is part of the Buffalo (1913-38) series, which is highly sought after by coin collectors. Don't miss your chance to add this rare and exquisite coin to your collection.