1876 Three-Cent Nickel . F

Description

1876 Three-Cent Nickel. F. Shipped with USPS First Class.
1876 Three-Cent Nickel, along with most other versions of the coin, is an incredibly popular piece in the eyes of collectors. This coin was not only produced for a very short period of time, it is also a coin that features a denomination we have never seen since the coin went out of production. With the quantity of these coins decreasing all the time, there has never been a better time than now to get your hands on these coins.
On the obverse of the Three-Cent Nickel, the main feature is the leftward facing image of Lady Liberty. Lady Liberty is depicted in stunning detail, especially when you think about how crude the technology of the time was. Surrounding the image of Lady Liberty is a raised inscription which reads “United States of America.” Beneath the inscription and imagery is the indication marking the 1876 year of minting. Finally, it must be mentioned that on both the obverse and reverse sides of the coin, the outer edges are reeded.
On the reverse side, there isn’t much. The design of the reverse is simplistic in that it features in the center the 3-cent face value. The face value indication is marked by Roman numerals. Finally, there is a wreath that partially surrounds the central face value.