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In circulated condition, 5 cents. Huge numbers were minted. A nice uncirculated one might retail for all of a quarter.

The 1975 Jefferson nickel (please note the spelling) is still found in circulation and is only five cents.

Exactly 5¢. No less, because coinage is always worth its face value. No more, because there is almost nothing collectable about a 1975 nickel.

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