1910-P Liberty Head Nickel G/VG+

This 1910-P Liberty Head Nickel G/VG+ is a circulated survivor from the closing years of the Liberty Head nickel series, struck at the Philadelphia Mint during a time when five-cent coins still saw heavy use in everyday American commerce. In Good to Very Good+ condition, it carries the honest wear many collectors appreciate in older coins, giving it the kind of age and character that only comes from real circulation. For anyone building a type set or adding a more affordable example of a pre-Jefferson nickel, this piece offers a direct link to early 20th-century U.S. coinage. 

The Liberty Head nickel, often called the “V nickel” because of the large Roman numeral on the reverse, was introduced in 1883 and remained in production through 1912. Designed by Charles E. Barber, the series bridges late 19th-century coinage and the more modern designs that followed in the 20th century. By 1910, Liberty nickels were a familiar part of daily life in the United States, and this date comes from the later run of a design that remains popular with collectors for its classic look and historic feel. 

Collectors continue to enjoy Liberty Head nickels for their long date run, distinctive Barber design, and strong connection to an earlier era of American numismatics. A circulated example like this can be especially appealing because it keeps the series accessible while still carrying the look and feel of a genuinely old coin. Philadelphia issues are important to any full date run, and a 1910 coin works well in a Liberty nickel set, an early U.S. type set, or a general U.S. collection. The final sentence is an inference based on the coin’s date, mint, and collectible type. 

Specifications & Mintage

Denomination: Five Cents

Series: Liberty Head Nickel

Designer: Charles E. Barber

Composition: 75% Copper, 25% Nickel

Weight: 5.00 grams

Diameter: 21.20 mm

Edge: Plain

Mint: Philadelphia

Mintage: 30,166,948

Years of Issue: 1883–1912

Reverse Type: Roman Numeral “V” Reverse 

Item Details

This listing includes one 1910-P Liberty Head Nickel in Good / Very Good+ condition. The coin was struck at the Philadelphia Mint and features the classic Liberty Head obverse with the Roman numeral “V” reverse used throughout the series. Please review the photos carefully for the overall appearance and quality of the exact coin you will receive. 

Whether you are adding an affordable Liberty nickel to your collection, building a type set, or simply looking for a circulated U.S. coin with real age and history, this 1910-P Liberty Head Nickel G/VG+ makes a meaningful addition. At Coin Nerds, our mission is to help build the next great coin collection.