A standard 1963 nickel ranges from face value to a few dollars in circulated condition. The 1963 Philadelphia (no mint…
A standard 1962 nickel, whether from Philadelphia (no mint mark) or Denver (“D” mint mark), typically holds minimal value in…
A standard 1961 nickel from Philadelphia is worth 5 cents circulated or $1-$3 uncirculated. The 1961-D Denver mint nickel is…
A standard 1960 nickel with “D” (Denver) or no mint mark is typically worth face value, but specific errors can…
Most 1959 nickels are worth only face value unless in pristine, uncirculated condition. The 1959-D (Denver Mint) had over 160…
A standard 1958 nickel is worth approximately $0.05 in circulated condition, whether it has a “D” mint mark (Denver) or…
A standard 1957 nickel with “D” mint mark (Denver) or no mint mark (Philadelphia) is worth $0.25-$2 in good condition,…
A 1955 nickel without a mint mark (Philadelphia) is worth about $1-$2 in uncirculated condition, while a 1955-D (Denver) is…
A 1954 nickel’s value depends on condition, mint mark, and errors. In circulated condition, it’s worth slightly above face value,…
A 1952 nickel without a mint mark originates from the Philadelphia Mint and typically holds face value ($0.05) when circulated.…