The 2001 Denver 5-cent nickel is part of the United States Mint's series of coins produced for circulation. Nickels, also known as five-cent coins, have been a staple of American currency since their introduction in 1866. The Denver Mint, one of the primary facilities for coin production in the USA, produces various denominations, including nickels. Collectors often seek out specific mint marks, like "D" for Denver, and condition grades that can significantly affect the coin's value. Rolls of these coins typically contain 40 nickels stacked in a paper or plastic wrapper.
| Item | Denomination | Series | Year | Mint | |
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2001-D 5c Roll 40 Coins | 5c Roll | Nickels | 2001 | Denver |