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1941 Jefferson Nickel INB Slabbed Uncirculated
1941 Jefferson Nickel INB Slabbed Uncirculated
Condition: This 1941 Jefferson Nickel is presented in an Uncirculated state, housed in a protective slab by the International Numismatic Bureau (INB). The coin retains a strong luster with visible details on Thomas Jefferson's portrait and the Monticello reverse. As a business strike, it exhibits the typical characteristics of a coin intended for circulation but preserved before entering trade. The metal content consists of a copper-nickel alloy, specifically 75% copper and 25% nickel, which was the standard composition prior to the transition to silver war nickels in late 1942. Historically, this 1941 issue represents the final full year of the original base metal composition before the United States entered World War II. The strike type is a standard circulation strike, and while it is graded as Uncirculated by INB, specific numerical grades are not provided on the holder.
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Jefferson Nickel, 1941 Nickel, Graded Coins, International Numismatic Bureau, US Coinage, Rare Nickels, Numismatics, Coin Collecting, Five Cents, Vintage Coins
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