1943 P 35% SILVER JEFFERSON NICKEL WW2 ERA ACTUAL COIN 91103221

Description: UP FOR SALE1943 P 35% SILVER JEFFERSON NICKEL WW2 ERA A Great Way to Start a Collection ... During World War II, the Jefferson Nickel series underwent a significant change. Since nickel was identified as a strategic metal for the war effort, the composition of the five cent piece was changed to 35% silver, 9% manganese, and 56% copper. The 1942-1945 Silver Wartime Nickels minted from 1942 to 1945 create an interesting short set within the broader series. Production of the first “Wartime Nickels” began at the Philadelphia Mint on October 8, 1942. Earlier in the year nickels had been produced in their standard composition. To identify the coins struck with the new composition, a large-sized mint mark was placed on the reverse of the coins, above Monticello. The mintmarks “P,” “D,” or “S” were used for the Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco Mints. Notably, this was the first time that a mint mark had been used for coins produced in Philadelphia.Silver Jefferson Nickels were produced through 1945, after which the composition would revert to the previous standard. During the four years of production, the U.S. Mint had struck more than 870 million of the 35% silver nickels. A complete set will include 11 coins. The 1942-P Silver Jefferson Nickel was also struck in Proof format with a mintage of 27,600 coins. All coins remain readily available even in uncirculated grades, although some issues are more difficult to find with full steps.... Please take a look at the Pictures and decide for yourself....Please view............This will make a great addition to your collection......OR ...A Great Starter CollectionThanks for looking Please pay within 1 day..............Thank you................

Price: 3.5 USD

Location: Carlsbad, California

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