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D. It is an Indian head nickel, but everywhere says there was a date at one point, but that it got “rubbed off” over time. You can clearly see where the word “Liberty” used to be, but there is no other faded word on the coin so it was never printed with a date regardless of what people on the internet say lol. I’ve included pictures of both sides so you can understand better what I am talking about.
Asked on May 28, 2024
Actually an old "Buffalo" nickel. Collectors like dates on their coins.
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