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1893 Liberty Nickel

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1893 Liberty Nickel

The 1893 Liberty Nickel had a mintage of just 13,368,000. The composition of these coins is copper/nickel. The diameter is 21.2mm. The 1893 Liberty Nickel was minted in Philadelphia, and is otherwise known as a "V" Nickel.

Did you know: In 1893 the first U.S. commemorative and first stamp to picture a woman was issue. It featured Queen Isabella, patron of Columbus. The $4 face value of the stamp would have made it difficult to purchase with just one 1893 Liberty Nickel.

We use strict Photograde standards when grading all of our coins. Below are the "general guidelines" as to what condition you can expect for each grade. Please allow 3 to 5 business days for your order to leave our offices as each coin must be inspected and graded prior to packaging.

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Item#	Item Name	Our Low Price	Sale Price	Qty	Add
1893LNAG3	1893 Liberty Nickel - AG3	$6.95	$ 5.95
1893LNG4	1893 Liberty Nickel - G4	$8.95	$ 7.95
1893LNVG7	1893 Liberty Nickel - VG7	$13.95	$ 11.95
1893LNF12	1893 Liberty Nickel - F12	$24.95	$ 22.95
1893LNEF40	1893 Liberty Nickel - EF40	$58.95	$ 56.95
1893LNVF20	1893 Liberty Nickel - VF20	$40.95	$ 38.95
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Grading Information:

G4 Good
- No details in head. LIBERTY obliterated.
VG8 Very Good
- At least 3 letters in LIBERTY readable.
F12 Fine
- All letters in LIBERTY show.
VF20 Very Fine
- LIBERTY bold, including letter I.
EF40 Extremely Fine
- LIBERTY sharp. Corn grains at bottom of wreath show on reverse.
AU50 About Uncirculated
- Traces of light wear on only the high points of the design. Half of mint luster is present.