Jake's Special #6

During the Silver Rush of the 1980's, when Silver hit an all time high of $50.00 an ounce, millions upon millions of the Silver Wartime Nickels were dumped into the melting pot and refined for their silver content, thus adding to their present day scarcity.

Wartime nickels were made from a silver alloy from 1942 to 1945 during World War II because Nickel was a strategic metal needed for the war effort. The 1943 "D" with its low mintage of just over 15 million is the lowest mintage of any of the Wartime Silver Nickels and is by far the most difficult date to obtain.

We have a limited supply of these scarce 1943 D Silver nickels on hand that have luckily escaped the heat of the melting pot. We are offering them to you in lots of 5 nice circulated pieces so you can put them away for the future. Remember, besides being a very scarce date they are also Silver, and Silver is a real bargain at today's prices.