Obsolete for well over a century, the historic three-cent nickel piece was minted as a result of nationwide coin shortages caused by the hoarding of precious metals during the Civil War. Only 32 million ever existed; most were heavily circulated and the great majority were destroyed after recall. With one of the prettiest Liberty engravings on U.S. coinage, this unusual denomination was originally referred to as "postage stamp money," as it was convenient for buying the 3¢ stamps of the day. Very Good quality. Our choice of dates based on availability.
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