Jefferson Nickels
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Minted 1938 to date
A fun series to collect, perfect for the novice as well as advanced collector. Designed by Felix Schlag and first minted in 1938, this is a very popular and collectible series! From late 1942 through 1945, the Jefferson Nickel was struck in a silver alloy, to make more copper and nickel available for the war effort. To distinguish this variety, a large mintmark was placed on the reverse over the image of Monticello, the first time that a P-mint was placed on a U.S. coin. There are a number of Key dates, including the 1939-D, 1939-S, 1942-D, and 1950-D. The reverse was redesigned in 2004 and 2005 to celebrate the Westward Expansion of America and the Lewis and Clark Expedition. The 2006 issue reverted back to the Jefferson Memorial reverse, but with an updated image of Jefferson on the obverse.
This coin is exactly what I was looking for. I purchased a vintage belt buckle that was designed to take a fifty-cent piece. I bought it with an unremarkable Kennedy half-dollar installed and I decided I wanted a Walking Liberty instead-- nothing too nice or rare, but with enough clarity (and patina) to get the coin's attractive attributes across. Going by photos is difficult, but I had a hunch this coin would do the trick. It's perfect!! Thanks!
On time very nice
I bought them because 2024 is the lowest mintage for this nickel
The coin is nice. It took way too long to arrive. I had put a tracking research on it. Therefore it was not engraved in time for this Christmas.
I thought the front was wonderful. The back not so much. I wish I would have looked at the back closer , basically blank.