1910 Liberty Head Nickel – KM#112 – USA 5 Cents – 30.1M Minted

This 1910 Liberty Head “V” Nickel was struck at the Philadelphia Mint and is part of the long-running Liberty Nickel series (1883–1912). The coin features Lady Liberty on the obverse and a large Roman numeral “V” on the reverse, with the denomination clearly marked as “CENTS” — a detail added after the first year’s design confusion. Mintage is confirmed at 30,166,948 (Numista, 2025).

• KM#: 112  
• Country/Period: United States of America – Liberty Nickel Series  
• Ruler: —  
• Denomination: 5 Cents (Nickel)  
• Year/Date: 1910  
• Mint: Philadelphia (no mintmark)  
• Composition: 75% copper, 25% nickel  
• Weight: 5.00 g  
• Diameter: 21.21 mm  
• Thickness: 1.95 mm  
• Edge: Plain  
• Shape: Round  
• Alignment: Coin (180°)  
• Mintage/Print run: 30,166,948 (Numista, accessed Dec 2025)

Condition: Heavily circulated with moderate surface wear. Details remain identifiable; legends and date are visible.

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Why Buy

• Classic Liberty Head design from 1883–1912 series

• Confirmed mintage of 30,166,948 (Numista)

• No mintmark (Philadelphia Mint)

• Iconic Roman numeral “V” reverse with “CENTS”

• Made of durable copper-nickel alloy

• Great historical coin for early U.S. collections

Sources & Citations

Sources:  
• Numista (entry: USA 5 Cents 1910 – KM#112) – accessed Dec 14, 2025  
• Krause Standard Catalog of World Coins – North America Edition  
• NGC Coin Explorer – Liberty Nickel Series  
• U.S. Mint – Historical Coin Specifications

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