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Why wasn't the nickel redesigned along with the dime, quarter and half?
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cause they plan on getting rid of them?  (just rumor mongering here) |
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Why wasn't the nickel redesigned along with the dime, quarter and half? Good question.  |
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cause they plan on getting rid of them? That has my vote.  |
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cause they plan on getting rid of them? I'll need a new forum name.  Perhaps I'll become notmadeanylongersearcher.  Take a look at my other hobby ... http://www.jk-dk.art |
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Because they were too busy designing a coin with the face of the SITTING PRESIDENT on it?
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Perhaps I'll become notmadeanylongersearcher You might get a few years as zinkelsearcher  |
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Pillar of the Community
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Perhaps I'll become notmadeanylongersearcher. ObseleteSearcher? |
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In all honesty, I thought the chance to redesign the boring nickel reverse was a huge missed opportunity. But they did give Jefferson his own four coin series in 2004-2005 for the Louisiana Purchase.
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I did a little research and turns out that, for whatever reason, the government authorized the mint to redesign the half, quarter and dime, but not the nickel.
The reason could be that the nickel's obverse had already been redesigned relatively recently to the "Creepy Jefferson" image we see today.
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Pillar of the Community
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Except that the JN reverse hasn't been redesigned since 1938 (except for the LAP series), so a celebration reverse wouldn't have been out of place for the 250th coins.
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I wouldn't be shocked if 2027/2028 is the last year for Mr. Jefferson on his own coin.
In other words, the nickel.
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Posted 08/18/2026 4:10 pm
