1892 Clad Proof Liberty Head Nickel NGC PF63
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Why order this 1892 PF63 Liberty Head Nickel?The Liberty Head Nickel had a relatively brief run from 1883-1913. Over that time, it was used in daily commerce frequently. Proof pieces from the series tended to have low mintages. This coin's mintage of just 2,745 pieces makes it an attractive choice for collectors who like owning coins that few others have.
Striking Liberty Design by Charles BarberCharles Barber designed both the obverse and the reverse. Obverse: A young Liberty is shown in left-side profile wearing a coronet that bears an inscription of her name on the obverse. The date, "1892," is inscribed below her portrait. Thirteen stars, which represent the original states, spread throughout the rest of the irm. Reverse: The coin's face value is noted on the reverse with a large Roman numeral "V" at the center, which combines with the word "CENTS," which is at the bottom of this face. The "V" is encircled by an open wreath above which is the statutory motto "E PLURIBUS UNUM." "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" is inscribed along the rim. Well Maintained PF63This coin was graded Proof 63 by the experts at Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC). Coins in PF63 condition have about average strikes and exhibit no wear at all. Add this PF63 1892 Liberty Head Nickel to your collection today. |
This 1892 Clad Proof Liberty Head Nickel NGC PF63 is proudly minted by the U.S. Mint. The United States Mint was founded in 1792 and manufactures circulating, collectible, and bullion coinage.
| Year of Issue: | 1892 |
| Mint: | U.S. Mint |
| Branch: | Philadelphia |
| Grading Service: | NGC |
| Grade: | PF63 |
| Finish: | Proof |
| Composition: | Copper-Nickel |
| Weight in Grams: | 5.00 g |
| Weight in Ounces: | 0.1608 oz |
| Diameter: | 21.2 mm |
| Country: | United States |
| Mintage: | 2,745 |
| Obverse Design: | V in wreath |
| Reverse Design: | Liberty Facing Left with Crown |
| Obverse Designer/Engraver: | Charles E. Barber |
History of the Nickel
Articles | Author: Louis Golino
The five-cent coin was created in 1866 to meet the growing need for circulating coinage in the aftermath of widespread hoarding of silver and gold coins during the Civil War. Keep reading to learn more about the history of the nickel!
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