1866 P Nickel Three Cent Coin

Although the Civil War had ended a year earlier, gold and silver coins were slow in returning to circulation. So in 1866, the U.S. Mint struck over 4.8 million three-cent pieces to help make change, buy postage stamps (which were 3¢) and retire the fractional notes. Today, well over a century later, the odd 3¢ denomination and its classic design have vanished into the annals of history.

• Material: Nickel
• Mint: Philadelphia

Seller Location: Georgia, United States
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