1943 P Jefferson War Nickel Philadelphia - NGC MS67 5FS Silver Proof

1943 P Jefferson War Nickel Philadelphia - NGC MS67 5FS Silver ProofMintage: 271,165,000 NGC pop: 205 Struck at Philadelphia Mint The ONLY Silver Nickels in US history were struck from 1942 1945 The United States introduced the war nickel on October 8th, 1942. These war nickels contained no actual nickel. Silver and manganese were used to replace nickel. The purpose of the war nickel was to conserve nickel, a critical wartime commodity. The government needed nickel in order to fight in WWII. This 1943 nickel war is

The 1883-O Morgan Silver Dollar from the New Orleans Mint stands as a remarkable symbol of America’s economic growth and artistic achievement

ensuring that every grab bag delivers a rewarding collecting experience

the range is a fine example of the unrivalled quality and craftsmanship for which The Royal Mint is known around the world

Whether you're completing a date-and-mintmark set or adding another classic silver issue to your collection

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Just 36 prooflike 1991 P Kennedys have every been certified and 19 in MS66 - a number that's unlikely to change substantially in the coming years

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Minted at the West Point Mint

The five coins in this collection circulated during the years 1618-1648: the time of the Thirty Years’ War

This means that the fifty denomination (1/20th of an oz)can be traded in for fifty of the one denomination (1/1

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