The 1881 Three Cent Nickel stands as a noteworthy specimen within the US 3c Nickels series.
Expertly graded MS 62 by ANACS, it exhibits a high-quality mint state condition with minimal imperfections visible under magnification.
The coin’s surface retains a balance of detail and luster, reflecting its preservation from circulation. Its historical significance and rarity in this condition m…

This 1866 Three Cent Nickel in VG-Fine grade showcases a unique toning that adds character to this historical coin.
With its well-preserved condition, this piece offers collectors a glimpse into the past with its intricate design and aged appearance.
Ideal for numismatists seeking a bargain addition to their collection, this coin is a testament to the craftsmanship of the era.
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Littleton's Nickel Collection Album is a durable and affordable option for organizing and displaying your coin collection.
The folder securely holds your coins and features a green leather-look with gold embossing on the exterior. Measuring 6 1/2" x 8 3/8", it conveniently fits on your bookshelf.
Please note that this is a Littleton Coin Folder only and does not include any coins. Made in…

This US 3c Nickel, a coin from the Civil War era, has been professionally graded as MS 62 by ANACS.
The item you will receive is the exact one pictured. Considered a high-end piece, this nickel coin holds historical significance and is a valuable addition to any collection.
Its condition and grading make it a desirable choice for numismatists and collectors alike.

The 1888 US Nickel coin, classified as Extremely Fine (XF EF), features a denomination of three cents.
The obverse depicts Liberty adorned with a diadem inscribed with the word "LIBERTY," and her hair is detailed in an intricate braid.
The coin lacks a mint mark, indicating it was produced without a specific mint imprint. Its well-preserved condition and historical design make it a notabl…

The Camelot Nickel is a genuine 1879 Nickel Three Cent Piece Coin, graded and certified PF 63 CAM by NGC.
This remarkable coin, struck over 130 years ago, showcases James B. Longacre's iconic design of Liberty wearing a diadem inscribed with the word "LIBERTY," with her hair elegantly braided.
The reverse side of the coin features the Roman numeral III enclosed within a laurel wreath. The…

This 1883 Nickel Three-Cent Piece has been officially graded and authenticated as Proof 65 by PCGS, ensuring its quality and origin.
Encased in the renowned old green "Rattler" holder, this coin represents a piece of numismatic history. The high-end value of this collectible is indicative of its rarity and desirability among coin enthusiasts and collectors alike.
A testament to craftsmans…

The Triad Threepence Nickel from the US 3c Nickels series presents a utilitarian example of early 20th-century coinage.
Its nickel composition provides durability, and the piece reflects the design conventions of the era, with minimal decorative elements.
The coin's surface can display various degrees of wear, typical of circulated items. Overall, it offers a tangible connection to the pe…

The 1873 Three Cent Nickel Coin is a historical piece from the United States, crafted from a nickel alloy that was common during the period.
Its design features intricate details typical of 19th-century minting, with notable craftsmanship that reflects the era's die technology.
As a mid-range valued item, it offers a tangible connection to American coinage history without commanding the p…

The Trine Nickel from 1865 belongs to the series of US 3-cent nickels, a coin historically issued during a brief period in American numismatic history.
Made of a copper-nickel alloy, it features a distinctive design reflective of mid-19th century minting techniques. As a piece of monetary history, it captures the economic conditions and engraving styles of its era.
Its smaller size and un…