Obverse
The original Felix Schlag profile of Thomas Jefferson was retained in 2004.
The original Felix Schlag profile of Thomas Jefferson was retained in 2004.
Two new designs in 2004: Louisiana Purchase / Peace Medal and Westward Journey / Keelboat.
Both 2004-S Proof nickels are part of the same standard set. The traditional Monticello reverse was not used for these 2004 designs.
Two 2004-S proof nickels in one denomination page — each carries a different reverse.
Clasped hands recall Thomas Jefferson’s 1801 peace medals and diplomacy during the Lewis and Clark expedition. The reverse commemorates the Louisiana Purchase of 1803.
United States Mint · Peace Medal ↗A sailing keelboat portrays the expedition’s river transport along the Missouri River during the journey westward.
United States Mint · Keelboat ↗Each is 5 cents; combined value $0.10. Both use the original Schlag Jefferson obverse, with two special 2004 reverse designs. This standard Proof Set contains both.
Official proof-set composition, original price, eleven-coin inventory and S mint mark.
Open reference ↗Contemporary reverse-design background for the Peace Medal issue.
Open reference ↗Contemporary design background for the Keelboat issue.
Open reference ↗Standard circulating denominations: weight, size and metal.
Open reference ↗Distinguishes this clad coin from separate silver collector versions.
Open reference ↗Secondary catalogue and original standard-set context.
Open reference ↗Independent catalogue cross-check. Photos, text and valuation tables are not reproduced.
Open reference ↗Independent catalogue cross-check. Photos, text and valuation tables are not reproduced.
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