This collection includes a variety of United States coinage from the mid-20th century. Each item is identified by its denomination, country of origin, mint year, and metal composition. Condition details such as circulation and notable marks are also noted. Collection Contents: 1. Five Jefferson Nickels: These are 5-cent coins from the United States, composed of 75% copper and 25% nickel. While specific mint years are not fully discernible for all, they appear to be from the 1950s. All are circulated, exhibiting typical wear consistent with their age and use. No specific mint marks are clearly visible. 2. One Lincoln Cent: This is a 1-cent coin from the United States, likely composed of bronze (copper alloy) given its apparent age. The mint year is not clearly visible but appears to be from the 1950s. It is in circulated condition with signs of wear. 3. One 1955 Plain Jefferson Nickel (in holder): This 5-cent coin from the United States, composed of 75% copper and 25% nickel, is identified as a 1955 issue with no mint mark (indicating Philadelphia mint, hence 'Plain'). It is presented in a yellow cardboard coin holder with an original retail price of 85 cents. The coin is in circulated condition, showing moderate wear. 4. One 1956 Jefferson Nickel (in holder): This 5-cent coin from the United States, composed of 75% copper and 25% nickel, is identified as a 1956 issue. It is presented in a white cardboard coin holder with an original retail price of 25 cents. The coin is in circulated condition, showing moderate wear. No specific mint mark is clearly visible., Condition: As-Is