Nickel (United States coin)
A nickel is a coin. It is in the United States currency. It is worth 5 cents. It is made of cupronickel, an alloy of copper and nickel. It is 75% copper, and 25% nickel. So, it is made primarily of copper, not nickel.
Nickel (United States Coin) Media
Obverse of 1796 half dime
Spencer M. Clark, Supervisor of the Currency Bureau, placed his own likeness on the five-cent U.S. fractional currency note, leading directly to legislation prohibiting the depiction of any living person on U.S. currency.
The Shield nickel, as struck with rays
Postcard for Horn & Hardart restaurants, 1930s
Ad placed by Brown in The Numismatist, December 1919
Chief Iron Tail, circa 1912
REVERSE OF WESTWARD JOURNEY U.S. NICKEL LEWIS AND CLARK FIVE CENTS
WESTWARD JOURNEY US NICKEL LOUISIANA PURCHASE 2004
2005 WESTWARD JOURNEY US NICKEL REVERSE AMERICAN BISON
2005 US WESTWARD JOURNEY NICKEL OCEAN VIEW O THE JOY REVERSE
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