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Item:1883 Liberty Head Nickel - Very Good

1883 Liberty Head Nickel - Very Good

Item condition:Circulated
Ended:Nov 04, 200914:48:14 PST
Bid history:1 bid
Winning bid:US $0.99
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Item number:250521622947
Item location:O Fallon, MO, United States
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Strike Type: --Circulated/Uncirculated: Circulated
The Liberty Head Nickel pictured is the coin for sale.  This is from a collection of US and foreign coins inherited from my grandfather.  I've tried to present the coin as it truly appears.  The coin is in very good condition and is dated 1883.

Charles Barber’s Liberty Head five cent coin was first produced for circulation in 1883 after two years of development of various patterns for the proposed type, including an 1882 pattern virtually identical to the design actually released. The issued 1883 nickel did not have text indicating the denomination anywhere on the coin, but there was a dominant letter V on the reverse, part of a proposed plan to use Roman numerals on new one cent and three cent coins as well. Whether this plain symbology, minus descriptive text, was an actual blunder or a result of a not too unreasonable assumption that the size, color, and V would be a sufficient indicator of the denomination is unknown.

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