The 1926 Buffalo nickel from the Philadelphia Mint is a common coin in circulated condition and is even relatively easy to find in many uncirculated grades, too. By the mid 1920s, more people were saving Buffalo nickels thanks to the advent of coin albums designed for contemporary US coinage. This meant that more Buffalo nickels exist for many of the issues from the late 1920s and particularly so for the coins that were made in the 1930s and afterward. As for the 1926 Philly-mint Buffalo nickel, they are known in grades of MS67 and even higher.