There are some legendary coins in the United States, and the 1913 Liberty Head nickel is one of the rarest and most mysterious.
Five of these coins have been found, so this one is a real gem for coin collectors. Because these nickels are so rare and have such an interesting history, every auction for one is a big deal in the world of coins.
This coin has been graded a Proof-66 by PCGS and CAC Distinction, which means it is of very high quality and looks great.
This certification shows that not only is it in almost perfect condition, but the details are also very beautiful. These are the things that make it so valuable and in high demand among collectors.
Liberty Head 1913 Nickel Origin and Rarity
The Liberty Head nickel stopped being made in 1912, and the Buffalo Nickel came out in 1913. However, this small group of five Liberty Head coins was made without permission that same year.
It is possible that an employee of the Mint wanted to leave his mark on history. Since then, stories and guesses have been made about these coins because they are very rare and have an interesting history.
There are five known examples of the 1913 nickel. They have been sold at several auctions and have all fetched high prices because they are one-of-a-kind and were not made by the government.
As a collector, having one of these coins is like having a unique and important piece of American history.
Coin Value and Certification
Both PCGS (which gave it a Proof-66 grade) and CAC (which added its recognition) have confirmed that this coin is real and of good quality. These certifications prove that it is valuable as a coin and as a piece of art to be displayed.
That it is a “Proof” coin means that it has a smooth surface and great mintage details, which makes it very valuable at auction.
This nickel stands out from other historic US coins because of its rarity, quality, and high level of preservation. It becomes a star at every auction where it is offered.
Still, it is important to remember that this coin was only made in five examples, so more than one American could be lucky enough to sell one of them for a very high price.
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