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5 Cents "1882 Liberty Nickel" (Pattern) , United States

1882
5 Cents "1882 Liberty Nickel" (Pattern) - Obverse

Obverse

5 Cents "1882 Liberty Nickel" (Pattern) - Reverse

Reverse

Coin Details

Obverse

Description:

In center, Liberty bust left, with coronet inscribed "LIBERTY," "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" above and date below.

Script:

Latin

Lettering:

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA LIBERTY 1882

Reverse

Description:

Large Roman numeral 5 within wreath, and "E PLURIBUS UMUM" above.

Script:

Latin

Lettering:

E PLURIBUS UMUM V

Specifications

Categories

Year1882

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