1882 Shield Nickel - VF (Very Fine) Details with Corrosion Issues - 1882 Nickel - Shield Type Nickel 1800's - Shield Nickels Unique Rings although it never struck very

although it never struck very well

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This caused frustration among those to whom they were given in payment

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After the Mint produced patterns with an 1856 date and gave them to legislators and officials

1882 Shield Nickel - VF (Very Fine) Details with Corrosion Issues - 1882 Nickel - Shield Type Nickel 1800's - Shield Nickels Unique Rings although it never struck veryThis listing is for one 1882 Shield Nickel, as pictured, in condition as shown, VF (Very Fine) level of detail, but with corrosion as can be seen in the photos. About Shield Nickels: The Mint Act of 1873 ended the production of the half dime. Despite the abolition, the silver pieces continued to circulate in the West, where silver or gold coins were preferred, and the nickel was disliked, throughout the remainder of the 19th century. The act also gave