This 1907 Liberty Head “V” Nickel was struck at the Philadelphia Mint as part of the classic series minted from 1883 to 1912. Its obverse features the profile of Lady Liberty, while the reverse shows a bold Roman numeral “V” for five cents. Composed of copper-nickel, this example had a large mintage of 39,213,325 (Numista, 2025) and circulated widely in the early 20th century.

• KM#: 112  
• Country/Period: United States of America – Liberty Nickel Series  
• Ruler: —  
• Denomination: 5 Cents (Nickel)  
• Year/Date: 1907  
• Mint: Philadelphia (no mintmark)  
• Composition: 75% copper, 25% nickel  
• Weight: 5.00 g  
• Diameter: 21.21 mm  
• Thickness: 1.95 mm  
• Edge: Plain  
• Shape: Round  
• Alignment: Coin (180°)  
• Mintage/Print run: 39,213,325 (Numista, accessed Dec 2025)

Condition: Circulated with general wear. Date and main devices remain visible; surfaces show typical softness and age-related marks.

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Why Buy

• Iconic Liberty Head “V” Nickel design (1883–1912 series)

• Confirmed mintage of 39,213,325 (Numista)

• Durable copper-nickel alloy

• From Philadelphia Mint – no mintmark

• Ideal for U.S. type sets and early 20th-century collections

• Popular collectible with solid historical appeal

Sources & Citations

Sources:  
• Numista (entry: USA 5 Cents 1907 – KM#112) – accessed Dec 14, 2025  
• Krause Standard Catalog of World Coins – North America Edition  
• NGC Coin Explorer – Liberty Nickel Series  
• U.S. Mint – historical coin specifications

Let me know if you’d like to list this as part of a Liberty Nickel date set — they make great starter collections!