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1883-1912 Liberty Head Nickel Set with Album Main Image

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Own a 10-coin set of 1883-1912 Liberty Head "V" nickels with a custom album and FREE gift! <ul><li>Comes with the legendary 1883 "no cents" nickel &ndash; minted before the word cents was added to the reverse</li><li>Includes final-year 1912 coin from the Philadelphia Mint</li><li>All nickels in Genuine or better condition</li><li>Comes with a custom album for Liberty Head nickels</li><li>Plus, get a FREE Currier & Ives poster reprint promoting the 1892-1893 Columbian Exposition in Chicago</li></ul> Order this historic set today!

1883-1912 Liberty Head Nickel Set with Album

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1912-S Liberty Head Nickel Main Image

Only in 1912, the last year of the Liberty Head nickel series, were these coins struck at the branch U.S. Mints in Denver and San Francisco. The 1912-S nickel is prized by collectors as the only "S" mint mark coin in the series, as well as the final year of issue. Plus, a mere 238,000 Liberty Head nickels were produced at San Francisco in 1912, by far the lowest mintage of the series. Add the precious 1912-S Liberty Head nickel to your collection today!

1912-S Liberty Head Nickel

1894 Liberty Head Nickel Main Image

Less than 5.5 million Liberty Head nickels were struck in 1894, a small mintage for such a widely used coin. The years of issue for the Liberty Head series, 1883-1912, were the heyday of America's 5&cent; coins. "Five & Dime" stores flourished. Products from soda to candy to beer were priced at 5&cent;. And a wide variety of amusements cost a nickel &ndash; from a ticket to the nickelodeon theater, to a ride on a carousel, to a coin-operated music machine. Get the historic, low-mintage 1894 nickel today!

1894 Liberty Head Nickel

1894 Liberty Head Nickel PCGS       MS63 Main Image

1894 Liberty Head Nickel PCGS       MS63

1902-1908 Liberty Head Nickel Set Main Image

Add numismatic and historical interest to your collection with this 7-coin set of 1902-1908 Liberty Head nickels &ndash; also known as &quot;V&quot; nickels for the large roman numeral on their reverse. These consecutively dated Liberty Heads were issued as the Wright brothers made their first test flights, the jukebox and color photography were invented, comic books made their debut, and Henry Ford sold his first Model T.
 
These collector favorites are from an era when 5&cent; bought everything from a meal to a mug of beer to a movie at the nickelodeon. Coin-operated devices were all the rage, and most required a Liberty Head nickel to operate! Get these affordable century-old classics today and SAVE off individual coin prices.

1902-1908 Liberty Head Nickel Set

1907-1912 Liberty Nickel Set with Folder Main Image

Here&#39;s an affordable set of 1907-1912 Liberty Head nickels. <ul><li>Designed by Charles Barber</li> <li>The only U.S. nickels to feature Liberty</li> <li>Nicknamed &quot;V&quot; nickels because the denomination is shown as a roman numeral V on the reverse</li> <li>In Average Circulated or Better condition</li> <li>Set includes custom display folder</li></ul> Order today, and you&#39;ll receive 5 different hand-selected coins, last struck over 100 years ago. (Dates our choice)

1907-1912 Liberty Nickel Set with Folder

1901-1912 Liberty Head Nickel Set Main Image

Don&rsquo;t miss this opportunity to own 10 different 1901-1912 Liberty Head nickels struck over a century ago at the Philadelphia Mint, birthplace of U.S. coinage. With this historic set, you&rsquo;ll own 10 of the 32 issues in the series and be well on your way to a complete Liberty Head nickel collection! Nicknamed &ldquo;V&rdquo; nickels for the large Roman numeral five (V) on their reverse, these collector favorites are from the heyday of America&rsquo;s nickels &ndash; when nickelodeon movie theaters, amusement park rides and a vast array of coin-operated devices all cost five cents to enter or enjoy. This 10-coin set includes a custom album to organize and display your collection. Order now and you&rsquo;ll SAVE off single prices!

1901-1912 Liberty Head Nickel Set

1883 Liberty Head Nickel Main Image

Own one of numismatic history&#39;s most famous coins... the legendary 1883 "No Cents" nickel! In 1883 when Liberty nickels first circulated, con men noticed cents wasn&#39;t on the reverse, only a large Roman numeral V. Because of similarities in size and design, they palmed off gold-plated nickels as $5 gold pieces. Midway through 1883 the mint added cents to the reverse, creating this one-year-only type nickel.

1883 Liberty Head Nickel

1899 Liberty Head Nickel Main Image

The 1899 Liberty Head nickel is a classic and popular memento from the fascinating turn-of-the-20th-century era. America was changing from a rural agricultural society to an urban industrial economy. Factories and assembly plants were employing more and more Americans, giving people pocket money to enjoy many new forms of entertainment. Nickelodeon theaters, coin-operated music devices, candy and gum dispensers, and other vending machines most often required a nickel to operate.

1899 Liberty Head Nickel

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1899 Liberty Head Nickel CIRC

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1899 Liberty Head Nickel VG

1910 Liberty Head Nickel Main Image

The Liberty Head nickel of 1883-1912 is a popular and historic series for collectors. During this coin`s years of issue, America was experiencing a major transformation from old to new. The turn of the 20th century brought a vast array of new products, including amazing mechanical devices and electric-powered appliances. The classic Liberty Head nickels are precious mementos of that fascinating earlier time in America!

1910 Liberty Head Nickel

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1910 Liberty Head Nickel XF

1911 Liberty Head Nickel Main Image

Liberty Head nickels of 1883-1912 bear a classic portrait of Liberty, which the coin&#39;s designer Charles E. Barber based on a Greco-Roman marble sculpture. Liberty is depicted wearing a coronet, and is surrounded by 13 stars representing the original colonies. The reverse features a large Roman numeral V (five) encircled with an agricultural wreath of wheat, corn and cotton. The historic 1911 Liberty Head nickel was struck at the Philadelphia Mint over 95 years ago.

1911 Liberty Head Nickel

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1911 Liberty Head Nickel CIRC

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1911 Liberty Head Nickel G

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1911 Liberty Head Nickel AF

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1911 Liberty Head Nickel AU50

1903 Liberty Head Nickel Main Image

The years of issue for the classic Liberty Head nickels series, 1883-1912, represent the heyday of America's 5&cent; coins. For a single Liberty Head nickel, you could take a ride on a carousel, watch the latest movie at the nickelodeon theater, or buy a nickel beer at your favorite drinking establishment! Liberty Head nickels, also called "V nickels" for the large Roman numeral five on the reverse, are precious and sought-after collectibles from that earlier time in America.

1903 Liberty Head Nickel

1903 Liberty Head Nickel CIRC Main Image

The years of issue for the classic Liberty Head nickels series, 1883-1912, represent the heyday of America`s 5&cent; coins. For a single Liberty Head nickel, you could take a ride on a carousel, watch the latest movie at the nickelodeon theater, or buy a nickel beer at your favorite drinking establishment! Liberty Head nickels, also called "V nickels" for the large Roman numeral five on the reverse, are precious and sought-after collectibles from that earlier time in America.

1903 Liberty Head Nickel CIRC

1903 Liberty Head Nickel G Main Image

1903 Liberty Head Nickel G

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1903 Liberty Head Nickel VG

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1903 Liberty Head Nickel AU50 Main Image

1903 Liberty Head Nickel AU50

1904 Liberty Head Nickel Main Image

During the 1883-1912 span of the Liberty Head nickel, a fascinating array of coin-operated devices and inventions appeared on the American scene. A single Liberty Head nickel would play your favorite music on a nickelodeon (America's first jukebox). You could also play Wurlitzer devices including the Pianino, Automatic Harp, Orchestrion and Mandolin Quartette, or the Encore Automatic Banjo from the Auto-Manufacturing Company. The 1904 Liberty Head nickel is a prized keepsake of that era.

1904 Liberty Head Nickel

1904 Liberty Head Nickel, Good Main Image

1904 Liberty Head Nickel, Good

1904 Liberty Head Nickel CIRC Main Image

During the 1883-1912 span of the Liberty Head nickel, a fascinating array of coin-operated devices and inventions appeared on the American scene. A single Liberty Head nickel would play your favorite music on a nickelodeon (America`s first jukebox). You could also play Wurlitzer devices including the Pianino, Automatic Harp, Orchestrion and Mandolin Quartette, or the Encore Automatic Banjo from the Auto-Manufacturing Company. The 1888 Liberty Head nickel is a prized keepsake of that era.

1904 Liberty Head Nickel CIRC

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1904 Liberty Head Nickel VG

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1904 Liberty Head Nickel AF

1906 Liberty Head Nickel Main Image

Designed by Charles E. Barber, the Liberty Head nickel of 1883-1912 bears a classic portrait of Liberty, which was based on a Greco-Roman marble sculpture. Liberty is surrounded by stars representing the original 13 colonies, and the date is seen below. The reverse features a large Roman numeral V (five) encircled by a wreath of wheat, corn and cotton. During its years of issue, the Liberty Head nickel was a very handy piece of change, as many products were priced at 5&cent; apiece.

1906 Liberty Head Nickel

1906 Liberty Head Nickel CIRC Main Image

Designed by Charles E. Barber, the Liberty Head nickel of 1883-1912 bears a classic portrait of Liberty, which was based on a Greco-Roman marble sculpture. Liberty is surrounded by stars representing the original 13 colonies, and the date is seen below. The reverse features a large Roman numeral V (five) encircled by a wreath of wheat, corn and cotton. During its years of issue, the Liberty Head nickel was a very handy piece of change, as many products were priced at 5&cent; apiece.

1906 Liberty Head Nickel CIRC

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1906 Liberty Head Nickel G

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1906 Liberty Head Nickel VG

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1906 Liberty Head Nickel AU50 Main Image

1906 Liberty Head Nickel AU50

1908 Liberty Head Nickel Main Image

The 1908 Liberty Head nickel is a cherished remembrance of the early 20th century. At its time of issue, the 1908 nickel was an important part of the American economy. A fascinating array of coin-operated entertainment and vending machines required a nickel to use. In addition, many amusements cost 5&cent;, such as a ride on the carousel or a ticket to the nickelodeon theater. The 1908 Liberty Head nickel is your dated memento from that historic year!

1908 Liberty Head Nickel

1908 Liberty Head Nickel CIRC Main Image

The 1908 Liberty Head nickel is a cherished remembrance of the early 20th century. At its time of issue, the 1908 nickel was an important part of the American economy. A fascinating array of coin-operated entertainment and vending machines required a nickel to use. In addition, many amusements cost 5&cent;, such a ride on the carousel or a ticket to the nickelodeon theater. The 1908 Liberty Head nickel is your dated memento from that historic year!

1908 Liberty Head Nickel CIRC

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1908 Liberty Head Nickel G

1908 Liberty Head Nickel VG Main Image

1908 Liberty Head Nickel VG

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1908 Liberty Head Nickel F

1908 Liberty Head Nickel XF#2 Main Image

1908 Liberty Head Nickel XF#2

1902 Liberty Head Nickel Main Image

Struck at the Philadelphia Mint over a century ago, the 1902 Liberty Head nickel is a prized remembrance of a colorful, adventurous period in American history. While eastern cities were growing and changing, the country was expanding into the wide open spaces of the West. A nickel could buy you a variety of treats and entertainment at the dawn of the 20th century, so the 1902 Liberty Head nickel saw widespread use. Add this historic American 5&cent; piece to your collection today.

1902 Liberty Head Nickel

1902 Liberty Head Nickel CIRC Main Image

Struck at the Philadelphia Mint over a century ago, the 1902 Liberty Head nickel is a prized remembrance of a colorful, adventurous period in American history. While eastern cities were growing and changing, the country was expanding into the wide open spaces of the West. A nickel could buy you a variety of treats and entertainment at the dawn of the 20th century, so the 1902 Liberty Head nickel saw widespread use. Add this historic American 5&cent; piece to your collection today.

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1902 Liberty Head Nickel VG

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1902 Liberty Head Nickel XF#2

1883 Liberty Head Nickel, No Cents Main Image

Now own an exciting first-year-of-issue Liberty Head "V" nickel &ndash; from one of the most interesting chapters in coinage history! <ul><li>Charles Barber&#39;s famed Liberty Head nickel was first issued in 1883, with a large Roman numeral V (five) on the reverse &ndash; but not the word "cents."</li><li>Soon, con artists discovered that when gold plated, the coins could easily be passed off to unsuspecting merchancts as $5 gold pieces.</li><li>The word cents was soon added to the reverse, and these one-year-only 1883 No Cents nickels became instant collector items.</li> </ul>Order your exciting No Cents 1883 Liberty Head nickel today!

1883 Liberty Head Nickel, No Cents

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1883 Liberty Head Nickel, No Cents AF

1883 Liberty Head Nickel, No Cents F#2 Main Image

1883 Liberty Head Nickel, No Cents F#2

1883 Liberty Head Nickel, No Cents, Fine Main Image

1883 Liberty Head Nickel, No Cents, Fine

1883 Liberty Head Nickel, No Cents VF#2 Main Image

1883 Liberty Head Nickel, No Cents VF#2

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1883 Liberty Head Nickel, No Cents MS60

1883 "No Cents" Gold-Plated Liberty Head Nickel in Showpak

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1883-1912 Liberty Head Nickel Album

1901 Liberty Head Nickel Main Image

The 1901 Liberty Head nickel was struck at the main U.S. Mint in Philadelphia. Designed by U.S. Mint chief engraver Charles E. Barber, the Liberty Head nickel features a large Roman numeral V (five) on the reverse. As a result, many people began calling these coins "V nickels" and this informal name is widely used today. Struck from 1883 to 1912, Liberty Head nickels are prized collectibles from the fascinating transitional period of the late 19th century to the early 20th century.

1901 Liberty Head Nickel

1901 Liberty Head Nickel CIRC Main Image

The 1901 Liberty Head nickel was struck at the main U.S. Mint in Philadelphia. Designed by U.S. Mint chief engraver Charles E. Barber, the Liberty Head nickel features a large Roman numeral V (five) on the reverse. As a result, many people began calling these coins "V nickels" and this informal name is widely used today. Struck from 1883 to 1912, Liberty Head nickels are prized collectibles from the fascinating transitional period of the late 19th century to the early 20th century.

1901 Liberty Head Nickel CIRC

1901 Liberty Head Nickel AF Main Image

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1901 Liberty Head Nickel AU55

1912-D Liberty Head Nickel Main Image

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Only in 1912, the last year of the Liberty Head nickel series, were these coins struck at the branch U.S. Mints in Denver and San Francisco. The 1912-D nickel is prized by collectors as the only "D" mint mark coin in the series, as well as the final year of issue. Liberty Head nickels were widely used coins of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, as 5&cent; was the going price for a great many products and services of the time. Add the precious 1912-D nickel to your collection today!

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1912-D Liberty Head Nickel

1912 Liberty Head Nickel Main Image

The famous Liberty Head nickels were struck for the last time in 1912, and the 1912 coins are especially prized by collectors as the final issues of the series. This was a time when great strides were being taken in modes of transportation, including new types of automobiles and self-propelled airplanes. However, the impressive new oceanliner Titanic hit an iceberg in April and sank on her maiden voyage. Add the historic 1912 Liberty Head nickel to your collection!

1912 Liberty Head Nickel

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