1941 Jefferson Nickel

The 1941 Jefferson Nickel had a total mintage of over 203 million coins struck at the Philadelphia Mint. This was a massive mintage and is very common in both circulated and uncirculated, Mint State and Full Step varieties. There is a little something for all kinds of collectors within this date and mint. It just requires some careful searching to find exactly what you’re looking for. Plenty of MS65 and MS66 coins exist, and it’s possible to find them in even higher grades at affordable and reasonable prices for the quality you are getting.

History of the 1941 Jefferson Nickel

The 1941 Jefferson Nickel is a great coin to begin building a collection with because there are plenty to choose from at price ranges to meet the needs of novice and experienced collectors alike. Felix Schlag designed the Jefferson Nickel. His designs were chosen during a competition for the coin. The reverse features Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello house while the obverse showcases the profile of Jefferson himself. This huge mintage makes it accessible and possible to cherrypick for a well struck coin with attractive surfaces and great overall eye appeal.