A 1950 Denver nickel has the distinction of the lowest mintage of the entire Jefferson nickel series. 2,630,030 nickels release to circulation is a very low number of coins and collectors highly prize the variety. These are also one of the few dates and mints of the series with a premium value in circulated condition.
Where was the most nickels struck in the 1960’s?
Numbers of coins struck in the 1960’s increased and Denver through 1964 struck the largest total of nickels, more than Philadelphia and San Francisco combined. Denver uses a “D” mintmark to indicate its production.
When was the first Jefferson nickel coin made?
First minted in 1938; the early years of the Jefferson nickel series are drawing a premium value. Many date and mintmark combination are worth 25 cents or more depending on condition. Follow the steps below; images and descriptions identify how much your coin is worth.
