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1955 Jefferson Nickel Proof - U.S. Coin Prices from our Auction Archive
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Jefferson Nickels date back to 1938 and were originally designed by Felix Schlag. From 1942 to 1945, "Wartime" nickels were were composed of a silver alloy, as nickel was an important wartime material. A large mintmark was placed above Monticello on the reverse to indicate the change.
GreatCollections has sold 540 of the 1955 Jefferson Nickel Proof in the past 15 years, selling at prices from $7 to $857, in grades 63 to 69.
The design was made by: Felix Schlag.
GreatCollections has sold 540 of the 1955 Jefferson Nickel Proof in the past 15 years, selling at prices from $7 to $857, in grades 63 to 69.
The design was made by: Felix Schlag.
Country:
United States
Year:
1955
Denomination:
5c
PCGS / Industry #:
4187
Strike Type:
Proof
Mint Location:
Philadelphia
Designer:
Felix Schlag
Coin Weight:
5 g
Diameter:
21.2 mm
Composition:
.750 copper, .250 nickel