Westward Series Nickels Louisiana Purchase $227

Westward Series Nickels Louisiana Purchase $27 This is a set of Westward Series Nickels commemorating the Louisiana Purchase. The set includes four nickels, each with a different design. Two of the nickels are from 2004 and two are from 2005. The nickels are encased in a plastic holder with a map of the Louisiana Purchase on the background. The set is labeled with the number 0029. These nickels were issued to commemorate the bicentennial of the Louisiana Purchase and feature different designs on the reverse side, departing from the traditional Monticello image. Condition: The coins appear to be in uncirculated or near-uncirculated condition, showing minimal wear and good luster. They are housed in a protective holder, which helps preserve their condition. Mint: The coins are from the Philadelphia and Denver mints, as indicated by the "P" and "D" mint marks visible on some of the coins. Metal Content: These nickels are composed of 75% copper and 25% nickel. Historical Context: The Westward Journey Nickel Series was issued in 2004 and 2005 to commemorate the bicentennial of the Louisiana Purchase and the Lewis and Clark expedition. The series featured four different reverse designs, each celebrating a different aspect of the westward expansion. Collector Value: The collector value of these coins depends on their condition, rarity, and the demand from collectors. Uncirculated examples and those with full details are generally more valuable. As a set, the value is higher than individual coins. Strike Type: These are business strike coins, intended for general circulation. Grading: Without a professional grading, it's difficult to assign a specific grade. However, based on the image, they appear to be in the MS (Mint State) range, likely MS63 or higher. Nickels, Coins, Westward Series, Louisiana Purchase, Spanish Territory, 2004, 2005, Jefferson, United States, Currency, Numismatics Westward Series Nickels, Louisiana Purchase, Jefferson Nickel, US Coins, Collectible Coins, 2004 Nickel, 2005 Nickel, Coin Collecting, Numismatics, American History Bidder is fully responsible for: - Determining what an item is worth to you - Evaluating the condition and authenticity of items - Making informed bidding decisions The auction house does explicitly not: - Provide appraisals - Grade items - Authenticate items - Test items - Third-Party Grading is that of the 3rd party and not done by us -Gold, Silver, Platinum, Copper, Gold-Gilded, Gold layered or Silver Plated, Electic Plating, The Metal Content or purity is not tested or verified. For collectibles like coins and trading cards, be aware that they: - May be Graded or Ungraded (Raw) - Could be Authentic, Un-Authentic, Reproductions, Reprints, Replicas - Might be originals, reproductions, or replicas Most importantly, remember that: - Your bid is a binding contract - If you win, you must purchase the item regardless of the condition - Only bid what you're comfortable paying - Always inspect item auction pictures carefully before bidding You're responsible for your due diligence before placing any bids. Take time to research and evaluate items carefully, and never bid more than you're willing to spend. Only two bidders can determine the value and price of items. Don't rely on any other advice other than yourself to determine what the item is worth. Disclaimer: Descriptions may have been AI-generated; please look at all Images to verify the item you are bidding on is the item you are bidding on. Images are taken with lighting to show the item's shape, Color, and Condition. Images may also have been enhanced, edited, and/or modified for presentation purposes ONLY; the condition and quality of Actual coins is what you see in the pictures. All pictures and text in the listing are copyright-protected and may not be copied, edited, reused, or rewritten without written consent and prior authorization.