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Catalog with Mintage Statistics for Items Designed and Minted by Daniel Carr /
Moonlight Mint.
“1914” Liberty Head “V” Nickel – Production
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All are over-struck on genuine US Mint Liberty Head “V”
nickels (circa 1883-1912), unless otherwise noted.
A few were broad-struck and/or multiply struck with moderate shift between
strikes.
Liberty Head “V” nickels were originally issued for circulation from 1883 to 1912. Five unofficial pieces were also produced at the US Mint with a “1913” date. No Liberty Head “V” nickels were originally issued with a “1914” date.
NOTE: These are NOT endorsed by the US Treasury. Defacing of US coins is legal so long as the defacement isn't for fraudulent purposes.
Current Status:
Die Pair 1 (large date) was used for a few test strikes only.
Die Pair 2 (small date) production has ended. The large date style was
originally used on Liberty Nickels from 1883 to 1906. The small date style was
used from 1907-1912, as well as the infamous clandestine 1913 issue.
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Die Pair 2 |
210 high-grade: 93 bag-handled: 107 |
$75 $35 (sold out) |
First produced July 2015. Over-struck on genuine US Mint Liberty Head “V” nickels circa 1883-1912. A few “bag-handled” specimens were later converted to circulated finish. |
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Die Pair 2 Small date. |
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Die Pair 2 Small date. |
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Die Pair 1 Large Date |
4 high-grade: 4 bag-handled: 0 |
N/A
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First produced July 2015. NOT RELEASED. Struck on genuine US Mint copper-nickel 5-cent blanks. |
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Die Pair 1 Large Date. |
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