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1 Cent "Lincoln Memorial Cent"
(1959–1982)
Bronze
Bronze (95% Copper, 5% Zinc)
3.11g
ø 19mm
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
2 Cents "Union Shield"
(1864–1873)
Bronze (95% Cu, 5% Sn and Zn)
6.22g
ø 23mm
g
9,00–200,00
vg
13,00–210,00
f
16,00–51,00
vf
16,00–51,00
xf
27,00–54,00
au
48,00–80,00
unc
92,00–200,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
3 Cents
(1851–1853)
type 1 - no lines bordering star
Silver (.750) (.250 copper)
0.8g
ø 14mm
g
9,90–40,00
vg
23,00–24,00
f
24,00–29,00
vf
44,00–49,00
xf
46,00–55,00
au
65,00–88,00
unc
340,00
3 Cents
(1859–1873)
type 3 - one line bordering star
Silver (.900) (.100 copper)
0.75g
ø 14mm
vf
65,00
au
210,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
3 Cents
(1854–1858)
type 2 - two lines bordering star
Silver (.900) (.100 copper)
0.75g
ø 14mm
g
11,00–20,00
vf
48,00–67,00
xf
100,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
3 Cents "Three Cent Nickel"
(1865–1889)
Copper-nickel (.750 copper, .250 nickel)
1.94g
ø 17.9mm
g
5,90–11,00
vg
11,00–17,00
f
13,00–21,00
vf
18,00–26,00
xf
18,00–54,00
au
43,00–99,00
unc
170,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
5 Cents "Jefferson Nickel"
(1938–2003)
1st portrait
Copper-nickel (75% Copper, 25% Nickel)
5g
ø 21.2mm
g
0,04–0,28
vg
0,05–4,50
f
0,05–4,50
vf
0,07–4,50
xf
0,08–4,50
au
0,08–7,70
unc
0,29–32,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
5 Cents "Jefferson Wartime Nickel"
(1942–1945)
1st portrait
Billon (.350 silver) (56% Copper, 35% Silver, 9% Manganese)
5g
ø 21.2mm
g
0,26–1,30
vg
1,10–1,50
f
1,10–1,50
vf
1,30–2,00
xf
1,30–2,90
au
2,20–10,00
unc
7,80–19,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
5 Cents "Jefferson Nickel"
(2006–2024)
2nd portrait, Return to Monticello
Copper-nickel (75% Copper, 25% Nickel)
5g
ø 21.21mm
g
0,04–0,12
vg
0,05–0,13
f
0,05–0,13
vf
0,05–0,27
xf
0,05–0,29
au
0,05–1,40
unc
0,45–6,80
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
5 Cents "Buffalo Nickel"
(1913–1938)
flat ground
Copper-nickel
5g
ø 21.2mm
g
0,47–27,00
vg
0,88–81,00
f
1,10–240,00
vf
1,50–99,00
xf
1,50–17,00
au
1,50–25,00
unc
14,00–290,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
5 Cents "Liberty Nickel"
(1883–1913)
with "CENTS"
Copper-nickel
5g
ø 21.2mm
g
1,00–110,00
vg
1,30–430,00
f
1,80–110,00
vf
2,10–54,00
xf
3,20–54,00
au
11,00–54,00
unc
80,00–180,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
5 Cents "Shield Nickel"
(1867–1883)
without rays
Copper-nickel (.750 Cu, .250 Ni)
5g
ø 20.5mm
g
2,80–14,00
vg
5,00–15,00
f
15,00–40,00
vf
16,00–46,00
xf
20,00–45,00
au
99,00
unc
180,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
5 Cents "Buffalo Nickel"
(1913)
raised ground
Copper-nickel
5g
ø 21.2mm
g
2,80–3,70
vg
2,80–43,00
f
7,90–43,00
vf
11,00–54,00
xf
15,00–75,00
au
22,00–60,00
unc
83,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
5 Cents "Liberty Cap Half Dime"
(1829–1837)
Silver (.8924) (.1076 copper)
1.35g
ø 15.5mm
g
4,80–38,00
vg
15,00
f
30,00–54,00
vf
97,00–98,00
xf
100,00–190,00
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
5 Cents "Shield Nickel"
(1866–1867)
Copper-nickel (.750 Cu, .250 Ni)
5g
ø 20.5mm
g
9,20–13,00
vg
9,20–19,00
f
16,00–26,00
vf
34,00–35,00
xf
53,00–150,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
5 Cents "Liberty Nickel"
(1883)
without "CENTS"
Copper-nickel
5g
ø 21.2mm
g
5,30
vg
5,40
f
7,90
vf
8,90
xf
13,00
au
19,00
unc
35,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.
5 Cents "Flowing Hair Half Dime"
(1794–1795)
Silver (.8924)
1.35g
ø 16.5mm
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
5 Cents "Half Disme"
(1792)
Silver (.892)
1.35g
ø 16.5mm
No price or extra data is recorded for this coin, it may be rare and valuable.
1 Dime "Mercury Dime"
(1916–1945)
Silver (.900)
2.5g
ø 17.9mm
g
1,80–950,00
vg
1,90–1.200,00
f
2,00–130,00
vf
2,20–25,00
xf
2,20–18,00
au
2,60–51,00
unc
5,80–86,00
This coin exists as a proof strike, a special collector minting.