Buffalo Nickel (1913-1938): Designed by James Earle Fraser, Buffalo Nickels are highly sought after by collectors, especially those with full dates and mint marks.
Jefferson Nickel (1938-1964): Early Jefferson Nickels minted during World War II are made of silver and can be valuable due to their metal content.
War-Time Jefferson Nickel (1942-1945): Made of a silver alloy due to nickel being used for the war effort, these nickels have intrinsic value and are sought after by collectors.
1950-D Jefferson Nickel: Low mintage and high demand make the 1950-D Jefferson Nickel a valuable find in circulation.
Proof Jefferson Nickels (1968-Date): Proof coins are struck with specially treated dies and polished planchets, making them collectible and valuable to collectors.
1964-D Jefferson Nickel: Some 1964-D Jefferson Nickels were struck on silver planchets intended for dimes, making them rare and valuable.
2005-P and 2005-D Bison Nickel: Part of the Westward Journey series, these nickels feature a buffalo and are collectible due to their unique design.
2009 Jefferson Nickel (Professional Life): Part of the 2009 redesign series, this nickel depicts Jefferson's professional life and is collectible due to its limited mintage.