Numismatic Specifications of the American Five-Cent Coin
First minted in 1866 under the Shield Nickel design, the 5-cent piece has featured Thomas Jefferson since 1938:
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Based on Rembrandt Peale's 1800 life study of President Thomas Jefferson with 'LIBERTY' in his original handwriting.
Depicts Jefferson's neoclassical architectural masterpiece in Albemarle County, Virginia, weighing exactly 5.000 grams.
First minted in 1866 under the Shield Nickel design, the 5-cent piece has featured Thomas Jefferson since 1938:
The Obverse (Heads) face displays the forward-facing portrait of Thomas Jefferson, the 3rd US President, based on Rembrandt Peale's 1800 life study, alongside 'LIBERTY' in Jefferson's handwriting.
The Reverse (Tails) depicts Monticello, Thomas Jefferson's historic Virginia neoclassical estate, with the denomination 'FIVE CENTS' and 'UNITED STATES OF AMERICA'.
A US nickel is composed of 75% copper and 25% nickel (cupronickel alloy). It weighs exactly 5.000 grams, measures 21.21 mm in diameter, and has a smooth unreeded edge.
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