CAC. R-6. Obverse similar to regular issue Liberty Nickel but UNITED STATES OF AMERICA replaces the surrounding stars. A large Roman numeral V within a wreath is on the reverse with E PLURIBUS UNUM above. This is a highly attractive proof showcasing strong cameo contrast and refined design detail.

R-7. Similar to the regular issue Shield Nickel without the ornamental ball at the base of the shield. Stuck in copper with a plain edge. This is a well struck and mark-free example with faded red blending with iridescent blue-brown toning.

Satiny white luster and a sharp strike with nice clean surfaces.

A lustrous and well-struck example with smooth, lightly toned surfaces and pleasing eye appeal. Clean for the grade, with solid detail and attractive originality throughout.

A gorgeous blast white Premium Gem with frosted devices and beautiful cameo contrast.

A stunning Premium Gem survivor from a mintage of just 15,200 coins. This piece offers exceptional eye appeal with satiny luster, pinpoint strike definition, and pristine surfaces that place it firmly in MS-66 territory.

CAC. Satiny mint luster and a sharp strike with beautiful surfaces that are devoid of significant marks.

A sharply struck example with bold shield lines and crisp reverse detail. Surfaces show minimal distractions for the grade, with pleasing luster and strong overall eye appeal.

Sharply struck with choice original nickel-gray surfaces.