Nickel

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…

The 1896 Liberty Nickel was struck only at Philadelphia and exists in both business-strike and proof formats. A USA Coin Book guide snapshot places circulated examples around $11 in G4, with uncirculated pieces reaching roughly $330 in MS63. Proofs carry a guide anchor of about $344 in PR63. Condition, originality of surfaces, and strike sharpness…

The 1897 Liberty Nickel is a Philadelphia-only issue that most collectors can still find affordably. A well-worn example in G4 condition runs about $4.96 according to a USA Coin Book guide estimate, while an MS63 business strike climbs to around $194. Proofs exist too, with a PR63 anchor near $344. Both finishes and a couple…

The 1898 Liberty Nickel is a Philadelphia-only issue struck in copper-nickel. A well-worn example in G4 condition books at about $4.96 according to USA Coin Book guide estimates, while an MS63 business strike reaches roughly $238. Proofs exist as a separate manufacturing category, with a PR63 anchor around $344. These are retail guide snapshots, not…

The 1899 Liberty Nickel is a common Philadelphia issue that most collectors encounter in well-worn condition. A USA Coin Book guide estimate places a circulated example around $2.50 in G4, while an uncirculated MS63 coin sits near $175. Proofs were struck separately and carry a guide estimate of about $344 in PR63. Condition, surface quality,…

A 1900 Liberty Nickel in well-worn G4 condition books at about $2.50 according to the USA Coin Book guide, while a clean MS63 business strike reaches roughly $175. Proofs exist for this date too, with a PR63 example anchoring around $344 in the same guide. These are retail estimates from a single snapshot, not guaranteed…

The 1890 Liberty Nickel is a Philadelphia-only issue struck in copper-nickel, and its value depends heavily on condition and whether you have a business strike or a proof. USA Coin Book guide estimates place a circulated example around $12 in G4, rising to about $265 in MS63 for business strikes, while a PR63 proof anchors…

The 1891 Liberty Nickel is a Philadelphia-only issue that still turns up in collections and old accumulations. A well-worn example in G4 condition runs about $8.64 based on a USA Coin Book guide estimate, while an uncirculated MS63 piece is listed around $265. Proofs exist too, with a PR63 anchor near $344. Condition, strike quality,…

The 1892 Liberty Nickel is a single-mint Philadelphia issue that still turns up in old collections and junk boxes. A guide estimate from USA Coin Book places a well-worn G4 example around $7.29, climbing to roughly $224 in MS63 for business strikes. Proof examples carry their own premium, with a PR63 anchor near $344. Condition,…

The 1893 Liberty Nickel is a Philadelphia-only issue with guide values running from about $7.29 in G4 to $194 in MS63 for business strikes, while a proof example anchors around $344 in PR63. These are retail guide estimates from USA Coin Book, not guaranteed sale prices. Only the With CENTS reverse exists for this date…