Personal Collection

1943 P Jefferson 5 Cent (Genuine) Wartime Nickel Material Unique Piece. Price $350K or best deal.

Federal issues, Nickel Five-Cent Pieces.

The official red book, a guide book of United States Coins 2022, Page 131

Wartime Silver Alloy (1942-1945)

On October 8, 1942, the wartime five-cent piece composed of copper (56%), silver (35%), and manganese (9%) was introduced to eliminate nickel, a critical war material. A large mintmark was placed above the dome of Monticello, indicating the change of alloy. The letter P (Philadelphia) was used for the first time.

Read carefully this information, In 1943 during the WWII in this case the Philadelphia Mint whether through carelessness, error, or frugality, some 1943-P nickels were produced on copper-nickel blanks. The quantity is unknown.

Yes, this coin is real (Genuine) and I have one for sale in my personal collection. Old collection over 50 years ago.

See the pictures, and my coins appear.

1. 1943 P Jefferson 5 Cent (Genuine) Wartime Nickel Material Unique Piece.

2. 1943 P Jefferson 5 Cent (Common) Wartime Silver Alloy.

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