Nickel

Most 1998 Jefferson nickels you pull from a jar are worth face value, give or take a shrug. In uncirculated condition, guide estimates from USA Coin Book place these between about $0.43 at MS60 and $1.24 at MS65 for business strikes. Proofs and authenticated mint errors occupy their own pricing lane entirely. The figures here…

Most 1999 Jefferson nickels are worth face value in circulated condition. Uncirculated examples carry modest premiums, with retail guide anchors ranging from about $0.30 at MS60 to $1.24 at MS65 for normal business strikes. Proofs and authenticated mint errors occupy their own pricing tiers. These guide figures are not guaranteed cash offers for every coin…

Most 1986 Jefferson nickels you pull from pocket change are worth face value. Uncirculated examples carry modest guide estimates: roughly $0.61 to $3.62 depending on mint and grade in the MS60 to MS65 range, according to USA Coin Book. S-mint proofs and authenticated error coins are a different story and deserve their own look. These…

Most 1987 Jefferson nickels you pull from a jar are worth face value in circulated condition. Uncirculated examples carry modest guide estimates — roughly $0.30 at MS60 up to about $4.27 at MS65, depending on the mint. San Francisco proofs and confirmed error coins occupy their own price lanes. These guide figures are retail estimates,…

Most 1988 Jefferson nickels are worth face value in circulated condition. Uncirculated examples carry modest guide estimates, with MS60 around $0.30 and MS65 near $3.62 depending on the mint. S-mint proofs and authenticated error coins occupy separate, sometimes much higher, price tiers. All guide figures cited here reflect published retail estimates at specific grades and…

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…

The 1972 Jefferson Nickel is a common date, and most circulated examples are worth face value. Uncirculated coins carry modest premiums, with guide estimates around $0.30 at MS60 and $3.62 at MS65 according to USA Coin Book. Proofs and authenticated error coins occupy their own price brackets entirely. Fast Way to Identify Your 1972 Jefferson…

A 1975 Jefferson nickel pulled from circulation is worth face value in most cases. The coins that stand out are well-preserved uncirculated examples, where USA Coin Book guide estimates range from about $0.30 at MS60 up to $3.62 at MS65, depending on the mint. Proofs and authenticated error coins occupy their own markets entirely. Those…

The 1976 Jefferson nickel is a common date, and most circulated examples are worth face value. Uncirculated coins start to get more interesting: USA Coin Book guide estimates place an MS60 around $0.55 and an MS65 around $3.62, so grade matters quite a bit. Proofs and authenticated errors occupy their own pricing lanes entirely. Fast…