Printable Catalog with Mintage Statistics for Items Designed and Minted by Daniel Carr / Moonlight Mint.

“1911-D”, “1911-S”, “1932-S” Native-Head/Bison Nickels – Production Blog

All are over-struck on genuine US Mint Native-Head/Bison nickels.
A few were broad-struck and/or multiply struck with moderate shift between strikes.

Native-Head/Bison nickels were original struck from 1913 to 1938, except 1922, 1932, and 1933.

NOTE: These are NOT endorsed by the US Treasury. Defacing of US coins is legal so long as the defacement isn't for fraudulent purposes.

Current Status:

Production with all Die Pairs has ended.

Die Pair	Quantity Struck	Issue Price	Notes
Die Pair 3 “1932-S”	156 (final) high-grade: 131 circulated: 25	$55 (sold out)  (high-grade) $40 (sold out)  (circulated)	First produced September 2020. Over-struck on Native-Head/Bison Nickels of 1913-1938.
Die Pair 3 “1932-S”. High-grade.
Die Pair 3 “1932-S”. Circulated.
Die Pair 2 “1911-S”	82 (final) high-grade: 45 circulated: 37	$50 (sold out)  (high-grade) $45 (sold out)  (circulated)	First produced September 2020. Over-struck on Native-Head/Bison Nickels of 1913-1938. Later strikes have fuzzy details (obverse) and harshly clashed dies.
Die Pair 2 “1911-S”. High-grade.
Die Pair 2 “1911-S”. Circulated.
Die Pair 2 “1911-S”. Late die state. Fuzzy details (obverse) and harshly clashed dies.
Die Pair 1 “1911-D”	154 (final) high-grade: 139 circulated: 15	$60 (sold out)  (high-grade) $50 (sold out)  (circulated)	First produced September 2020. Over-struck on Native-Head/Bison Nickels of 1913 (“mound” type), except one test (not released) over-struck in a smooth-edge 22.0 mm collar on a 1911 Native-Head $5 gold half eagle, and then over-struck again in a 22.5mm reeded-edge collar.
Die Pair 1 “1911-D”. Nickel over-strike. High grade.
Die Pair 1 “1911-D”. Nickel over-strike. Circulated.
Die Pair 1 “1911-D”. Gold over-strike. High grade.