1867 Shield Nickel – Good – No Rays Reverse – Raw U.S. Five-Cent Coin

The Shield Nickel was introduced in 1866, representing the first five-cent denomination struck in nickel. After 1873, the coins became the sole denomination, following the discontinuation of the half dime Shield Nickel (1866-1883) Coin Specifications: Strike Type: BusinessDenomination: .05Composition: Copper, NickelMint Location: Philadelphia Description: Offered here is an 1867 Shield Nickel in Good (G) condition, featuring the No Rays reverse — the revised design adopted mid-year due to production difficulties with the original version. This early U.S. five-cent coin, struck at the Philadelphia Mint, displays clear legends and a fully readable date despite even wear. Designed by James B. Longacre, this coin reflects post-Civil War coinage reform and remains a must-have for type collectors and 19th-century enthusiasts. Specifications: Denomination: 5 Cents Year of Issue: 1867 Mint: Philadelphia (no mintmark) Designer: James B. Longacre Series: Shield Nickel (1866–1883) Va