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The U.S. Mint has made nickels since 1866 in this order: Shield Nickels (1866-1883), Liberty Nickels (1883-1912), Buffalo Nickels (1913-1938), and Jefferson Nickels (1938-present, except for 2004-2005). Here, experienced coin collectors are sharing fun ways to collect nickels, how to grade nickels to determine their condition & value, which nickels are the rarest & most valuable (including silver nickels), and how much your U.S. nickels are worth.

1949 Nickel Value Guide: All 1949 Nickels Are Worth 2x To 3x Face Value… Some Are Worth Over $1,000!

All 1949 nickels are worth AT LEAST 2x to 3x their face value. See how much your 1949 nickel is worth here!

1952 Nickel Value Guide (Some 1952 Jefferson Nickels Are Worth More Than $10,000!)

You should definitely hold onto all 1952 nickels that you find. They’re worth AT LEAST twice their face value! In fact, some 1952 Jefferson nickels are worth a whole lot more than that — as much as $10,000 or more. See how much your 1952 nickel is worth here!

1948 Nickel Value: See How Much Your 1948 Nickels Are Worth (…And A List Of 1948 Error Nickels Worth $1,000+)

If you have a 1948 nickel, hold onto it! It’s worth 2 to 4 times more than face value… at least. See how much your 1948 nickels are worth here.

Some 1946 Nickels Are Worth More Than $1,000… See If You Have One! (Plus Rare 1946 Error Nickels To Look For)

1946 nickels may be worth up to $1,000 or more.

All 1946 nickels are worth more than face value. They should definitely be on your “keep and don’t spend” list. See the current 1946 nickel value, plus valuable 1946 error nickels to look for!

1945 Nickel Values (See Which Ones Have Sold For Nearly $20,000!)

Have a 1945-P nickel, a 1945-D nickel, or a 1945-S nickel? Find out how much it’s worth here. Plus, how to tell if you have a valuable 1945 error nickel!

Some 1944 Nickels Are Worth $10,000+… Do You Have One?

If you’ve found a 1944 Jefferson nickel, you’re in luck. These old nickels are made from silver and worth more than face value. Some 1944 nickels are worth hundreds, even thousands of dollars! See how much yours is worth here.

What Are Full Steps Nickels & How Much Are They Worth? (Everything You Need To Know About Full Steps Details On Jefferson Nickels!)

Full Steps nickels can be worth thousands of dollars!

Jefferson nickels with Full Steps details are relatively scarce — and they’re quite valuable! See exactly what Full Steps nickels are, how much they’re worth, whether they’re rare or not, how to find Full Steps Jefferson nickels for cheap, and tips for collecting them.

1943 Nickels Are Silver & Worth A Lot Of Money! (Some Are Worth $15,000+) …See How Much Yours Is Worth Here

Some 1943 nickels are worth more than $15,000!

How much is a 1943 nickel worth? All 1943 nickels are worth more than face value — because they’re made from silver! See exactly how much a 1943-P nickel, 1943-D nickel, and 1943-S nickel are worth today. Plus, a list of 1943 nickel errors to look for.

Have A 1941 Nickel? See How Much It’s Worth (Some 1941 Nickels Are Worth More Than $10,000!)

1941 nickels can be worth $10,000 or more!

How rare and valuable are 1941 Jefferson nickels? Which features do the most valuable 1941 nickels have? You’ll find all of the answers to your 1941 nickel questions right here!

A 1940 Nickel Worth More Than $20,000? YES! Many 1940 Nickels Have Values Over $1,000… Here’s The List

1940 Nickel Value – Have a 1940 Jefferson nickel and want to know how much it’s worth? See the value of a 1940 nickel with no mint mark, a 1940-S nickel, and a 1940-D nickel here!

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