1883 Liberty V - Nickel Almost Good to Good Condition

The obverse (front) of the coin features a left-facing portrait of Liberty wearing a coronet inscribed with the word "Liberty." The reverse (back) initially omitted the word "CENTS" from the design, leading to confusion and counterfeiting. The design was later modified to include the word "CENTS" below the Roman numeral "V" to distinguish it as a nickel coin and prevent counterfeiting.

1883 Liberty V - Nickel AG/G

In AG/G condition, the coin will show significant wear with most details heavily worn down. Liberty's portrait may be heavily worn, with the facial features blending into the surface. The reverse design may also be worn, with only major features such as the outline of the wreath and "V" visible.