A nail file. A pocketknife. A Buffalo nickel worth five cents. In the hands of Bertram Wiegand, George Washington Hughes, or Bo Hughes, that coin became something else entirely —...
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Before coin art became jewelry, it was survival. In the freight cars and Depression-era camps of early 20th-century America, itinerant workers carved skulls and portraits into Buffalo nickels with penknives...
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