Discover this exceptional 1938-D Silver War Nickel PCGS MS-68 Jefferson, a remarkable piece of American numismatic history. This high-grade specimen represents a pivotal moment in U.S. coinage when silver content was introduced to nickel compositions during World War II. The 1938-D mint mark indicates production at the Denver Mint, making this coin a coveted collectible for serious numismatists and investors alike.

Key Specifications:

• Year: 1938
• Mint Mark: D (Denver Mint)
• Denomination: Five Cents (Nickel)
• Designer: Felix Schlag (Jefferson portrait)
• Grade: PCGS MS-68 (Near-Gem Mint State)
• Composition: Copper, nickel, and silver blend
• Diameter: 21.21 mm
• Weight: 5.00 grams
• Certification: Professional Coin Grading Service

Historical Significance:

The 1938-D represents the early Jefferson nickel series, predating the silver war nickels (1942-1945) by several years. This pristine MS-68 grade example showcases exceptional eye appeal with lustrous surfaces and minimal imperfections. An outstanding investment-grade coin for discerning collectors.