1912 D Liberty V-Nickel G/VG Condition

The 1912-D Liberty V-Nickel is a significant coin in U.S. numismatic history, as it was one of the final issues of the Liberty Head Nickel series and the only year the Denver Mint struck this design. Designed by Charles E. Barber, this classic coin features Lady Liberty’s profile on the obverse, adorned with a coronet inscribed “LIBERTY” and surrounded by 13 stars representing the original colonies. The reverse showcases the bold Roman numeral “V” for five cents, encircled by a wreath, with “E PLURIBUS UNUM” above.

1912 D Liberty V-Nickel G/VG

In G/VG (Good to Very Good) condition, this coin shows moderate to heavy circulation wear, with the main design details still visible, though some finer elements may be worn smooth. The 1912-D issue is highly sought after, as it represents not only the last full year of the series but also the first and only Denver-minted Liberty Nickel, making it a key date for collectors.