How much is a 2005 BU Ocean in View Nickel really worth?

Question

On the front, it has the face of one president on it(not sure who) facing the left from the left side of the coin. On the back, it has a picture of a beach with trees on it overlooking a body of water. The words around the coin on the back say "Lewis and Clark1805-Five Cents-United States Of America-E Pluribus Unum" Not exactly in that order. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.

Answer 1

Here're the figures I extracted from a January 2007 month coin magazine(in US$):

Jefferson 5 cents "Ocean in View" reverse design:

2005-P
VF20($0.10),
EF40($0.15),
AU50($0.15),
MS60($0.20),
MS63($0.25),
MS64($5),
MS65($200),
MS67($225)

2005-P,Satin Finish
MS66($10),
MS68($15),
MS70($25)

2005-D
VF20(0.10),
EF40($0.15),
AU50($0.15),
MS60($0.20),
MS63($0.25),
MS65($35)

2005-D,Satin Finish
MS66($10),
MS68($15),
MS70($50)

To understand what the above grading abbreviations mean, visit this link: http://www.numismedia.com/fmv/grades.shtml

2005-S, Proof
PF63($8),
PF64($9),
PF65($10),
PF65DC($12),
PF66DC($16),
PF67DC($18),
PF68DC($20),
PF69DC($35),
PF70DC($150)

Proofs are graded the same as Mint State coins, PF60 through PF70. DC=Deep Cameo, and will have a mirrored background (fields) with a heavy frosting on the images (devices).

Answer 2

2005 Liberty Nickel

Answer 3

2005 Nickel

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How much is a 2005 BU Ocean in View Nickel really worth?
On the front, it has the face of one president on it(not sure who) facing the left from the left side of the coin. On the back, it has a picture of a beach with trees on it overlooking a body of water. The words around the coin on the back say "Lewis and Clark1805-Five Cents-United States Of...

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You must be thinking of that Dr. Who show where you travel 100 years in the future and the 2005 buffalo head nickel was worth more than a 5 cents.

Answer 6

Without writing a book like silverpet, sorry but I feel to much info is just as bad, as not enough. I will take it you got it in change and is not part of a set, or you would have said so. It is nice and I am looking at 2 rolls I got from the bank last year. I paid $2.00 per roll and they are actually worth still $2.00 a roll, no matter what auction they are on. The mint got permission from congress to make more this year, even though they are dated 2005. They are a circulating commemorative 5 cent piece.

Answer 7

the exchange value of said coin is 5 cents, although the value of the metal therein may be higher...(it actually costs more than one cent to make a U.S. penny, when the value of the metal is accounted for....thus the law that prohibits melting down pennies for the metal)


p.s. the President depicted on the U.S. nickel is Thomas Jefferson, who purchased the Louisiana Territory from the French in 1803 (didn't pay very good attention in 8th grade history, huh?)

Answer 8

it's worth exactly 5 cents, unless it was never circulated, then maybe a little more, but not much

Answer 9

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