1885 5C MS62 NGC. The 1885 had the second-lowest mintage in the "V" nickel series, but it is actually the rarest issue. A lilac tint graces the surfaces of the present coin, with some deeper toning spots peppered on both sides

1885 5C MS62 NGC. The 1885 had the second-lowest mintage in the "V" nickel series, but it is actually the rarest issue. A lilac tint graces the surfaces of the present coin, with some deeper toning spots peppered on both sides (image 1/4)
1885 5C MS62 NGC. The 1885 had the second-lowest mintage in the "V" nickel series, but it is actually the rarest issue. A lilac tint graces the surfaces of the present coin, with some deeper toning spots peppered on both sides (image 2/4)
1885 5C MS62 NGC. The 1885 had the second-lowest mintage in the "V" nickel series, but it is actually the rarest issue. A lilac tint graces the surfaces of the present coin, with some deeper toning spots peppered on both sides (image 3/4)
1885 5C MS62 NGC. The 1885 had the second-lowest mintage in the "V" nickel series, but it is actually the rarest issue. A lilac tint graces the surfaces of the present coin, with some deeper toning spots peppered on both sides (image 4/4)
Pricing & History
1885 5C MS62 NGC. The 1885 had the second-lowest mintage in the "V" nickel series, but it is actually the rarest issue. A lilac tint graces the surfaces of the present coin, with some deeper toning spots peppered on both sides. The obverse has a number of prominent die cracks, particularly one from star 4 through Liberty's hair to star 8. Several small marks are consistent with the grade. Grade: 62, Service: NGC, Service No.: 3846, Issue Date: 1885, Denomination: 5C
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