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Westward Journey Nickel Series Lewis & Clark
Westward Journey Nickel Series Lewis & Clark Uncirculated Four Coin Set
This Westward Journey Nickel Series Lewis & Clark set features four uncirculated United States nickels housed in a protective hard plastic display slab. The collection commemorates the bicentennial of the Louisiana Purchase and the Lewis and Clark expedition, showcasing the unique reverse designs issued during this historic series. The set includes the 2004 Peace Medal and Keelboat designs, along with the 2005 American Bison and Ocean in View designs. The coins are presented in a Whitman Publishing holder that features a scenic landscape on the front and a historical map of the United States and Spanish Territory on the reverse. These copper-nickel coins represent a significant transition in American coinage, featuring both the classic Jefferson portrait and the updated 2005 obverse. This set provides a complete visual narrative of the Corps of Discovery's trek across the continent and is an excellent addition for any collector of modern United States coinage or historical memorabilia.
2004-2005 Whitman Westward Journey Nickel Series Lewis & Clark Set
Condition: The coins appear to be in circulation-grade condition, housed within a promotional Whitman display folder. The plastic holder shows some surface wear and scratches consistent with handling and storage.
Metal Content: Copper-Nickel (standard composition for United States five-cent coins).
Historical Context: This set commemorates the bicentennial of the Lewis and Clark expedition (1804-1806). The Westward Journey Nickel Series featured special reverse designs on the United States five-cent coin, including the Louisiana Purchase, Peace Medal, Keelboat, and Bicentennial/Ocean in View designs, marking the expansion of the United States.
Strike Type: Business strike (Circulation).
Grading: Not professionally graded.
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