GREATEST USA COINS: 1913 Liberty head nickel - 2oz Proof/Antique .999 Silver - 5$ Niue 2026
 
Is the Third issue from the Greatest USA Coins series, also includ:
2025 - 1933 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle
2025 - 1804 Draped Bust Silver Dollar
2026 - 1787 Fugio Cent
2026 - 1913 Liberty head nickel
 
SPECIAL FEATURES:
10 coins series
Hand made selective Antique Finish
Serial number engraved
Fine silver 999. 
Extremely low mintage!
 
Embark on an extraordinary journey through the history and artistry of American coinage. Art Mint proudly presents the new and revolutionary series “Greatest United States Coins” — one of the most anticipated numismatic releases of the year. Each coin in this exclusive collection celebrates the most iconic and historically significant designs ever struck in the United States — symbols of freedom, innovation, and the spirit of a nation.
 
Struck in 2 oz of pure .999 silver, each masterpiece is limited to only 500 pieces worldwide and features a sophisticated combination of Proof, Gold Plated, and Antique finishes, achieved through a pioneering technique never before used in numismatics. This cutting-edge technology gives every coin a natural patina and depth that brings history to life like never before — merging timeless artistry with 21st-century craftsmanship. More than a collection, Greatest United States Coins is a tribute to the passion of collectors and to the enduring legacy of American numismatic excellence. Experience the evolution of coinage. Own a piece of history — reimagined by Art Mint.
 
1913 Liberty head nickel
The 1913 Liberty Head Nickel is one of the most legendary and mysterious coins in American numismatic history, widely regarded as the rarest U.S. coin ever struck. Its story is shrouded in intrigue, controversy, and fascination, making it a true icon among collectors.

Officially, Liberty Head nickels were not authorized for production in 1913, as the design had already been replaced by the Buffalo Nickel. Yet, under unexplained circumstances, five specimens bearing the date 1913 were struck clandestinely, likely at the Philadelphia Mint. Their existence remained unknown to the public until 1920, when they appeared in the hands of former Mint insider Samuel Brown — sparking one of the greatest mysteries in U.S. coinage history.

The obverse displays the elegant Liberty Head portrait facing left, crowned with a coronet inscribed LIBERTY, surrounded by thirteen stars and the date 1913 below. The reverse features the large Roman numeral “V”, denoting five cents, encircled by a wreath and accompanied by the inscriptions United States of America, E Pluribus Unum, and Cents.

Over the decades, each of the five known examples has acquired a legendary provenance, passing through the hands of industrial magnates, kings, museums, and elite collectors. The coin’s fame has extended far beyond numismatics, appearing in books, films, and popular culture as a symbol of ultimate rarity and prestige.

At auction, the 1913 Liberty Head Nickel has achieved astonishing prices, with one specimen selling for USD 4.56 million in 2018, reaffirming its status as one of the most valuable and coveted coins ever produced by the United States Mint — a true masterpiece of American numismatic lore.