1941 Jefferson Nickel 5C Philadelphia No Mint Mark Circulated US Coin

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1941 Jefferson Nickel 5C Philadelphia No Mint Mark Circulated US Coin

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CoinJefferson

Denomination5C

Year1941

Mint LocationPhiladelphia

Country of OriginUnited States

Composition

75% Copper, 25% Nickel

Strike TypeBusiness

KM Number192

1941 Jefferson Nickel – Philadelphia Mint – Five Cents.

Offered is one genuine U.S. Jefferson five-cent coin dated 1941, with no mint mark, indicating Philadelphia production. This is the original prewar copper-nickel composition, not a wartime silver nickel.

Specifications:

• Year: 1941

• Denomination: Five Cents (5C)

• Mint: Philadelphia (no mint mark)

• Composition: 75% copper, 25% nickel

• Design: Thomas Jefferson and Monticello

• Circulation strike, ungraded

• Quantity: One coin

Condition: Circulated, with visible surface marks, scratches, gray coloration, and wear to Jefferson's portrait and Monticello's architectural details. Some fine lines may be on the protective holder window. The date and major inscriptions remain clearly readable. No special mint variety or error is claimed.

Photographs show the actual coin offered. Please examine both sides to evaluate its condition. The cardboard holder shown is not guaranteed to be included.

Condition

Circulated 1941 Jefferson nickel. Visible handling marks, fine scratches, scattered contact marks, gray surfaces and moderate wear. Jefferson's portrait and Monticello remain recognizable, with some architectural detail softened. Date and inscriptions are readable. Photographs taken through a cardboard holder's plastic window may show additional lines or reflections. Cleaning history and complete edge condition have not been independently verified. No professional grading or error attribution is claimed.

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