The 1950 Jefferson Nickel is a U.S. five-cent piece with historical significance and collector interest.
Minted in Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco, each location's coin has unique collector value.
The most sought-after is the 1950-D, known for its low mintage of just 2.63 million pieces.
Condition matters: 'Uncirculated' nickels can fetch higher prices than those with wear and tear.
Special features like Full Steps (FS) on Monticello increase a coin's value significantly.
Check for rare errors, such as over-mintmarks and double die, which can make a nickel more valuable.
The average value ranges from a few cents for worn coins to thousands for rare mint conditions.
Keep an eye on market trends, as coin values can fluctuate with collector demand and precious metal prices.
Protect your nickels in proper storage to maintain their condition and long-term value.