Hi, Thats a nice worn nickel right there, Id say it would be worth from 10c - 50c. I know some people try using some sort of chemical on it to "reveal" its date, but it just looks really worn down to me. I do like that "s" mint mark though
Find a pair of them. grab a small ball ping hammer and make a pair of earings or cuff links. These tend to go for about a buck or two apiece.
That would be some serious craftsmanship creating earrings or cufflinks using only a ball peen hammer on those nickels.
In my area people ask for no. Buffalos so they can make jewelry. I have at least 500 of them but I won’t sell them to have holes drilled in them.
Not sure what type of feed back you are looking for. You have a well worn Buffalo nickel with no date. Worth very little over face, but maybe @EvanCrook1 would buy it.
There are no 1938-S Buffalo nickels. They were only minted in Denver that year. There is a 1938-D over S variety, though.
Nic-a-date does damage the nickel but if it's dateless, isn't it just about worthless except to hobo nickel carvers anyways? I guess what I'm saying is, if the date isn't visible anymore, whats the harm in using it to uncover it, just for a hole filler even?