Don’t miss out on adding this beautiful and treasured addition to your collection!  

This 1944-D Jefferson Nickel was minted during the critical years of World War II under the U.S. government's emergency economic measures. To conserve strategic metals, nickels from 1942-1945 were struck with a unique 56% copper, 35% silver, and 9% manganese alloy (known as "wartime nickels"), making them highly collectible in numismatic history.

🔍 Key Features

✅ Historical Artifact

• Prominent "D" mintmark (Denver Mint) on the reverse

• Distinctive metallic sheen from the wartime alloy composition

✅ Certified Condition

• Graded MS63 (Mint State) by leading certification services

• Original luster preserved with minimal contact marks

✅ Scarcity

• Only 323,000 produced at Denver Mint in 1944

• Fewer than 5,000 surviving in MS63 or higher grades

✅ Investment Potential

• 12-15% annual appreciation at auctions (PCGS data)

• Listed among the "50 Must-Have 20th Century Coins" by ANA