Type Two nickel The Jefferson Head five-cent coin struck from mid-1942 until 1945. These are designated by a large mintmark above Monticello on the reverse and are composed of silver, manganese, and copper. These are the first U.S.
Type Two Nickel
The Jefferson Head five-cent coin struck from mid-1942 until 1945. The Type Two nickel is composed of silver, manganese, and copper, and has a large mintmark above Monticello on the reverse. These are the first U.S.
Through the end of 2005 and beyond, the Mint is issuing many new coins, but most are specialty items, such as a current commemorative for the Marine Corps. For general circulation coins, the second of two nickels to debut this year - the Westward ...
Also, one could have used the redundancy argument to predict that the dime (being worth two nickels) and the $10 (being worth two $5 bills) would likewise be failures, but this has not been the case.
 See also: Coin, Nickel, Quarter, Counterfeit, Commemorative coin
  
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