Nickel

The 1870 Shield Nickel is a copper-nickel piece struck at Philadelphia, and most circulated examples trade in a modest range. A retail guide places problem-free coins at about $38 in G4 (a well-worn but readable grade) up to around $498 in MS63 (a lightly marked uncirculated coin). Proof strikes and certain error varieties carry their…

The 1871 Shield Nickel is a scarcer date in the series, with only 561,000 business strikes reported. A retail guide from USA Coin Book places circulated examples around $100 in G4 condition and Mint State coins near $997 in MS63. Proof coins are a separate category. Condition drives value on this date, so accurate grading…

The 1909 Liberty Nickel is a Philadelphia-only issue, somewhat scarcer than its neighboring dates but still easy to find in circulated grades. A USA Coin Book guide snapshot places the business strike at roughly $3.62 in G4 and around $175 in MS63, while a PR63 proof sits near $344. Not a key date, but worth…

A 1904 Liberty Nickel in well-worn Good-4 condition carries a USA Coin Book guide value of about $2.50, while an uncirculated MS63 example rises to roughly $154. Proof strikes in PR63 are listed around $344. These are retail guide estimates from a single snapshot, not guaranteed sale prices. Your coin's actual worth depends on its…

A 1905 Liberty Nickel in well-worn G4 condition books at about $2.50 according to a USA Coin Book guide estimate, while an uncirculated MS63 example reaches around $154. Proofs sit higher, with a PR63 anchor of roughly $344. These are guide estimates, not guaranteed sale prices. Condition, eye appeal and whether you have a business…

A 1906 Liberty Nickel in well-worn Good-4 condition books at about $2.50 according to a USA Coin Book guide estimate, while an uncirculated MS63 example reaches roughly $154. Proof strikes carry a higher anchor, with a PR63 listed around $344. These are retail guide snapshots, not guaranteed sale prices, and the actual amount your coin…

A 1907 Liberty Nickel in well-worn Good-4 condition runs about $2.50 according to USA Coin Book guide estimates, while an uncirculated MS63 example jumps to roughly $154. Proofs carry a higher anchor at $344 in PR63. These are retail guide estimates, not guaranteed sale prices, and actual value depends on your coin's specific condition and…

A 1908 Liberty Nickel in well-worn Good-4 condition carries a guide value around $2.50, while an uncirculated MS63 example jumps to roughly $154 according to USA Coin Book estimates. Proof strikes anchored at about $344 in PR63 occupy their own tier. Condition drives value sharply on this date, so knowing what you have matters. Fast…

A 1901 Liberty Nickel in well-worn G4 condition books at about $2.50 according to USA Coin Book, while an MS63 example jumps to roughly $154. Proofs graded PR63 sit around $344. All 1901 nickels were struck at the Philadelphia Mint with no mintmark, so sorting yours comes down to strike type and condition rather than…

A 1902 Liberty Nickel in well-worn G4 condition books at about $2.50 in a USA Coin Book guide estimate, while an MS63 example jumps to around $154. Proofs graded PR63 anchor near $344 in the same snapshot. Two reverse hub types exist for circulation strikes, and separating them takes a close look at specific design…