Nickel

Most 2002 Jefferson nickels are worth close to face value in circulated condition. For standard Philadelphia and Denver business strikes, a USA Coin Book retail guide lists roughly $0.30 at MS60 and $1.24 at MS65. San Francisco proofs occupy a separate collector market. Genuine mint errors can carry premiums, but condition, finish and mintmark all…

Most 2003 Jefferson nickels are worth only a little above face value. According to USA Coin Book guide estimates, standard Philadelphia and Denver business strikes range from roughly $0.30 in MS60 condition to about $1.24 at MS65. San Francisco proofs and authenticated mint errors sit in a different category entirely, so the first step is…

The 2005 Jefferson Nickel is part of the Westward Journey series, featuring two distinct reverse designs: American Bison and Ocean in View. Most circulated examples trade near face value. For standard P and D business strikes, USA Coin Book guide estimates place these between about $0.43 in MS60 and $1.56 in MS65. Proofs, satin-finish Mint…

Most 1989 Jefferson nickels you find in pocket change are worth face value. Worn examples simply do not carry a collector premium. In uncirculated condition, guide estimates from USA Coin Book place these coins between roughly $0.30 at MS60 and $3.36 at MS65, depending on the specific mint. S-mint proofs and authenticated striking errors occupy…

Most 1990 Jefferson nickels from your pocket change are worth face value or close to it. In uncirculated condition, USA Coin Book guide estimates place these coins between roughly $0.30 at MS60 and $3.36 at MS65, depending on mint and grade. Proofs and authenticated mint errors occupy their own pricing territory entirely. These guide figures…

Most 1991 Jefferson nickels pulled from pocket change are worth face value and not much more. Uncirculated examples carry modest premiums, with selected retail guide anchors of roughly $0.36 at MS60 up to $3.36 at MS65 for business strikes, and about $5.63 at PR65 for San Francisco proofs. These guide figures are not guaranteed cash…

Most 1992 Jefferson nickels pulled from pocket change are worth face value or close to it. Uncirculated examples carry modest guide values, with selected retail anchors ranging from about $0.30 at MS60 up to roughly $3.62 at MS65, depending on mint and grade. Proofs and authenticated errors occupy separate price tiers. These guide figures are…

Most 1993 Jefferson nickels are worth face value in circulated condition. Uncirculated examples carry modest premiums, with retail guide estimates ranging from about $0.30 at MS60 to $1.24 at MS65 for normal business strikes. Proofs and authenticated mint errors occupy their own, sometimes much higher, price tiers. Guide figures reflect retail estimates, not guaranteed purchase…

Most 1994 Jefferson nickels from pocket change are worth face value or close to it. For higher-grade uncirculated examples, selected retail guide anchors run from about $0.30 at MS60 to $3.08 at MS65, depending on mint and finish. Proofs, the special collector strike, and authenticated error coins each occupy their own price lane. These guide…

The 1995 Jefferson nickel is a common modern coin, but grade and variety matter. Ordinary circulated examples trade near face value. Selected USA Coin Book retail guide anchors for uncirculated pieces range from about $0.30 at MS60 to $1.24 at MS65, depending on mint. Proofs and authenticated errors occupy their own price tiers entirely. Fast…