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"2008 Jefferson Nickel: History, Design, and Value!"

In this video, we dive deep into the fascinating world of the 2008 USA five-cent coin, commonly known as the Jefferson Nickel. Learn all about the coin’s rich history, its unique design features, and the significance of its production during this year. On the obverse (front), you'll find the iconic portrait of Thomas Jefferson, designed by Felix Schlag and later modernized by Joe Fitzgerald. The reverse (back) features Monticello, Jefferson's historic home, a symbol of architectural brilliance and a key part of American history. We’ll also explore interesting facts about its minting, including which U.S. Mint facilities produced these coins (Philadelphia and Denver) and how to identify their mint marks ("P" or "D"). Plus, discover if there are any rare errors, variations, or high-value coins from 2008 that might be hiding in your pocket change or coin collection. Whether you're a seasoned collector or just curious about coins, this video will provide insights into what makes the 2008 Jefferson Nickel a fascinating part of U.S. currency history. Stick around to see if your nickel is worth more than five cents!