This lot includes two Union Shield Nickels, one from 1867 and one from 1868. Both coins are noted as being without rays, a distinct variation that makes them highly collectible. The 1867 coin is in better condition with clear details on both sides, while the 1868 coin shows significant wear, discoloration, and some corrosion, but the date and shield design are still discernible. These historical coins represent an interesting period in US coinage. All coins in this auction are guaranteed authentic. Each coin has been carefully reviewed prior to auction, so you can bid with confidence knowing exactly what you’re getting.
1867 and 1868 Union Shield Nickels Without Rays
This lot includes two Union Shield Nickels, one from 1867 and one from 1868. Both coins are noted as being without rays, a distinct variation that makes them highly collectible. The 1867 coin is in better condition with clear details on both sides, while the 1868 coin shows significant wear, discoloration, and some corrosion, but…
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- Chesapeake, Virginia, United States (US)