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The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the V-Nickels (1883–1912) series of Nickels-T in the U.S. Coins contains 52 distinct entries with CPG® values between $0.90 and $82,500.00.
V nickels, also known as Liberty Head nickels, were designed by Charles E. Barber and were first released in 1883. The "V" nickname stems from the primary reverse device, which is a large Roman numeral V signifying the coin's face value of five cents. This feature caused some confusion early on when the V was the only indication of the coin?s denomination, with the word CENTS nowhere to be found on the first 5.5 million or so Liberty nickels struck in 1883. The United States Mint soon added the word CENTS to the reverse of the coin, in addition to the ...

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  V-Nickels (1883–1912) Value Range Favorite
V-Nickels (1883–1912) Value Range  
Liberty (V) Nickel 5c No Cents, 1883 MS Type Coin
$3.40
-
$3,250
$3.40 - $3,250
Liberty (V) Nickel 5c With Cents, 1883-1912 MS Type Coin
$0.90
-
$4,500
$0.90 - $4,500
1883 5c No Cents MS
$3.40
-
$3,250
$3.40 - $3,250
1883 5c No Cents, RPD, FS-1301 MS
$41.00
-
$490
$41.00 - $490
1883 5c No Cents, RPD, FS-1302 MS
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1883 5c Cents MS
$11.00
-
$4,500
$11.00 - $4,500
1884 5c MS
$11.00
-
$14,500
$11.00 - $14,500
1885 5c MS Key Date
$165.00
-
$31,000
$165.00 - $31,000
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1886 5c MS
$80.00
-
$42,000
$80.00 - $42,000
1887 5c MS
$6.75
-
$12,000
$6.75 - $12,000
1887 5c Doubled Die Reverse, FS-801 MS
$180.00
-
$650
$180.00 - $650

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1888 5c MS
$13.50
-
$11,500
$13.50 - $11,500
1888 5c Doubled Die Obverse, FS-101 MS
-
 
1889 5c MS
$6.75
-
$14,500
$6.75 - $14,500
1889 5c Repunched Date, FS-301 MS
-
 
1890 5c MS
$4.10
-
$14,500
$4.10 - $14,500
1890 5c Repunched Date, FS-301 MS
-
 
1891 5c MS
$2.70
-
$15,000
$2.70 - $15,000
1891 5c MS PL
-
 
1892 5c MS
$2.70
-
$31,500
$2.70 - $31,500
1893 5c MS
$2.70
-
$19,000
$2.70 - $19,000
1894 5c MS
$6.75
-
$14,500
$6.75 - $14,500
1895 5c MS
$2.70
-
$26,000
$2.70 - $26,000
1896 5c MS
$4.10
-
$14,500
$4.10 - $14,500
1897 5c MS
$1.50
-
$15,500
$1.50 - $15,500
1897 5c Repunched Date, FS-301 MS
-
 
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1898 5c MS
$1.50
-
$9,750
$1.50 - $9,750
1898 5c Repunched Date, FS-301 MS
-
 
1898 5c Repunched Date, FS-302 MS
-
 
1899 5c MS
$0.90
-
$4,750
$0.90 - $4,750
1899 5c Repunched Date, FS-301 MS
-
 
1900 5c MS
$0.90
-
$5,500
$0.90 - $5,500
1900 5c Doubled Die Reverse, FS-801 MS
-
 
1901 5c MS
$0.90
-
$9,000
$0.90 - $9,000
1902 5c MS
$0.90
-
$8,250
$0.90 - $8,250

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1903 5c MS
$0.90
-
$6,000
$0.90 - $6,000
1904 5c MS
$0.90
-
$9,500
$0.90 - $9,500
1905 5c MS
$0.90
-
$4,800
$0.90 - $4,800
1906 5c MS
$0.90
-
$1,250
$0.90 - $1,250
1906 5c Doubled Die Reverse, FS-801 MS
-
 
1907 5c MS
$0.90
-
$24,000
$0.90 - $24,000
1908 5c MS
$0.90
-
$14,500
$0.90 - $14,500
1909 5c MS
$0.90
-
$12,500
$0.90 - $12,500
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1910 5c MS
$0.90
-
$7,000
$0.90 - $7,000
1910 5c MS PL
-
 
1911 5c MS
$0.90
-
$10,500
$0.90 - $10,500
1912 5c MS
$0.90
-
$1,250
$0.90 - $1,250
1912-D 5c MS
$2.20
-
$26,500
$2.20 - $26,500
1912-S 5c MS
$90.00
-
$8,750
$90.00 - $8,750
Liberty (V) Nickel Set 5c 33 Coins MS Set Total
$460
-
$82,500
$460 - $82,500
       

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Greysheet Catalog Details

The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the V-Nickels (1883–1912) series of Nickels-T in the U.S. Coins contains 52 distinct entries with CPG® values between $0.90 and $82,500.00.
V nickels, also known as Liberty Head nickels, were designed by Charles E. Barber and were first released in 1883. The "V" nickname stems from the primary reverse device, which is a large Roman numeral V signifying the coin's face value of five cents. This feature caused some confusion early on when the V was the only indication of the coin?s denomination, with the word CENTS nowhere to be found on the first 5.5 million or so Liberty nickels struck in 1883. The United States Mint soon added the word CENTS to the reverse of the coin, in addition to the ...

Catalog Detail

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The prices listed in our database are intended to be used as an indication only. Users are strongly encouraged to seek multiple sources of pricing before making a final determination of value. CDN Publishing is not responsible for typographical or database-related errors. Your use of this site indicates full acceptance of these terms.

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