The 1996 Jefferson Nickel is a U.S. five-cent coin with a portrait of Thomas Jefferson on the obverse.
Minted in Philadelphia (no mint mark) and Denver (D), its value can vary based on condition and mint.
Circulated coins are common and typically hold face value, while uncirculated coins can be worth more.
Special features like Full Steps on Monticello can increase a nickel's value significantly.
Error coins, such as off-center strikes, can also be more valuable to collectors.
Proof coins, specially minted for collectors, have a higher value due to their finish and rarity.
The 1996-W Jefferson Nickel, a special mint edition, is a sought-after collectible.
Grading by professional services (e.g., PCGS, NGC) can authenticate and help determine a nickel's value.
Check for unique features and consult price guides or experts to accurately assess your nickel's worth.