The Junto Club

A Reference Authority for United States Coins

1883 Proof Liberty Head (V) Nickel

Liberty Head (V) Nickel · 1883-1913

Schedule of Prices

Asking prices by certified grade on active eBay listings — what sellers are asking, not sale prices and not a valuation.
GradeAskSample
PF63$425 · $480 · $550 asking3
PF64$525 asking1
PF65$675 asking1
PF65 CAM$775 · $1,050 asking2
PF65 CAM CAC$1,050 asking1
PF66 CAM$1,300 asking1
PF66+$1,300 asking1
PF67$2,300 asking1
PF67 CAM$4,550 asking1
PF67+ CAC$4,600 asking1

Grades without listing data aren't shown.

Ask is what sellers were asking on active eBay listings of certified coins, fixed-price only — not what a coin sold for, and not our valuation. With enough listings at a grade, it's the middle 50% of their asking prices; with only a few, each asking price is shown. A single listing is shown only when its seller has an established eBay account with strong feedback. Sample is the number of listings behind each figure. Grades shown without a designation are plain examples.

Links to eBay may earn us a commission. They never affect the prices shown.

Listings observed 2026-09-20 – 2026-10-26.

Die Varieties

No die varieties recorded yet for this date.

Specifications
  • Series Liberty Head (V) Nickel (1883-1913)
  • Denomination 5¢
  • Designer Charles E. Barber
  • Composition 75% copper, 25% nickel
  • Weight 5 g
  • Diameter 21.2 mm
  • Edge Plain
  • Mintage 6,783
  • Mint mark None (Philadelphia)

History

Proof striking. Proofs were struck for collectors and sold separately from circulating coinage; this is a distinct coin from the 1883 Liberty Head (V) Nickel. Mintage from the source: "The probable explanation is that many of the 6,783 pieces coined in the latter part of 1883 were actually No CENTS proofs.".

The Junto Brief

Notes on coins, values, and the hunt — delivered on occasion. No noise.

← All coins