Step back into the golden age of American coinage with this Vintage Liberty Nickel – Circulated Roll of 40. Struck for everyday commerce between 1883 and 1912, these classic five-cent pieces once passed through the hands of shopkeepers, workers, and families during a transformative era in U.S. history. Each roll delivers authentic 19th and early 20th century charm you can hold in your hand.

The Liberty “V” Nickel is one of the more collectible series ever produced by the United States Mint. Designed by Charles E. Barber, the obverse features Lady Liberty wearing a coronet crown, while the reverse showcases a wreath of wheat, cotton, and corn surrounding the bold Roman numeral “V.” It’s a design that generations of collectors once searched for in pocket change.

This roll includes 40 circulated coins with a great mix of dates and potential mint marks from the 1883–1912 run. Every roll is different, offering the thrill of discovery as you sort through over a century-old collection. Whether you’re filling album slots or hunting for better dates, this is a fun and affordable way to build your set.

Finding a full roll of Liberty Nickels today is increasingly difficult, especially at a price that breaks down to less than $2 per coin. These coins are well over 100 years old and remain a favorite among vintage U.S. coin enthusiasts. It’s a tangible connection to America’s industrial expansion and Gilded Age history.

Key Features:

• Roll of 40 authentic Liberty “V” Nickels (1883–1912)

• Struck by the United States Mint for circulation

• Classic Charles Barber design with Roman numeral “V” reverse

• Great mix of dates and possible mint marks in circulated condition

Add this historic roll to your collection and enjoy the excitement of searching through one of America’s most beloved vintage coin series.