Coin Values / Jefferson Nickel / 1950
1950 Jefferson Nickel Value
Here is what a 1950 jefferson nickel is worth by mint mark and condition — estimates for typical examples.
1950-D
Famous low-mintage key (2.6M) — widely hoarded uncirculated.
| Mint | Good | Fine | Extremely Fine | Uncirculated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1950 | 5¢ – 10¢ | 5¢ – 25¢ | 25¢ – $1 | $1 – $6 |
| 1950-D ★ | $5 – $8 | $7 – $11 | $10 – $15 | $15 – $30 |
| 1950-S | 5¢ – 10¢ | 5¢ – 25¢ | 25¢ – $1 | $1 – $6 |
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A typical circulated 1950 jefferson nickel is worth 5¢ – 10¢ in Good condition, while uncirculated examples run $1 – $6. Certain varieties are worth far more — see the key-date notes.
Where is the mint mark on a jefferson nickel?
Look for a small letter near the date. No letter means Philadelphia; D is Denver; S is San Francisco.
Educational estimates for typical examples — not an appraisal or an offer to buy. Silver floors assume ~$30/oz. Consult a dealer or PCGS/NGC before transacting.