1946-D/D 5C Jefferson Nickel PCGS MS66

Add a standout postwar variety to your Jefferson Nickel set with this 1946-D/D 5C Jefferson Nickel, certified by PCGS as MS66 (Cert #60214874). The 1946 issue marks an important transition in the series’ early modern era, and the coveted D over D repunched mintmark variety adds an extra layer of scarcity and collector interest beyond a standard date-and-mint example. Struck in 1946, just after World War II, this Jefferson Nickel represents a pivotal moment in American coinage history as the nation shifted back toward peacetime production. The D/D variety reflects the hands-on minting practices of the era, when repunching could create distinctive, collectible diagnostics that specialists actively pursue. Key highlights Date/Type: 1946 Jefferson Nickel (5C) Variety: D/D (repunched mintmark), a desirable attribution for variety collectors Grade: PCGS MS66, a high-end Mint State example with strong eye appeal potential Certification: PCGS Cert #60214874 Mint attribution: Philadelphia Collecting appeal: Ideal for Jefferson Nickel specialists, variety collectors, and those building a high-grade type set In MS66, this coin is expected to display sharp overall detail with vibrant Mint State surfaces, often showing attractive nickel luster with typical silver-gray tones and, on some pieces, subtle gold or champagne warmth along the devices and rims. The combination of premium grade and a recognized repunched mintmark makes this an excellent candidate for collectors who value both condition and numismatic variety. A compelling choice whether you’re upgrading a registry-quality Jefferson set, adding a notable RPM variety, or securing a historically meaningful U.S. classic with strong collector demand.